Raw Milk in Amite City, Louisiana
2 raw milk sources found in Amite City, Louisiana, the United States
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Raw Milk Sources in Amite City
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Sinagra Family Dairy
63697 Dummyline Rd
Amite City, LA
USWe are a certified farm to table dairy that sells raw and low temperature pasteurized milk!
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Cooper's Bakery
115 E Oak St
Amite City, LA
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