Delicious Raw Goat Cheese

Delicious Raw Goat Cheese

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We understand that you and your family need quality dairy products. With you in mind, we create raw goat cheese only from goat milk sourced by Amish, family-owned farmers in Pennsylvania. You can be sure that every bite of your raw goat cheese is sourced from the best goat milk.

Raw Goat Cheese in PA

We believe in giving your body the nutrients it needs. But sadly, too often dairy products come with harmful byproducts. Not ours! We use raw milk for our raw goat cheese because it provides more nutrient content, supports gut health, offers healthy fat, and more. Each bite of our raw goat cheese is soy-free and GMO-free, produced on chemical-free, Amish farms in Pennsylvania. Because each of our raw goat cheese products is aged 60 days, you can rest assured that our cheese is free from harmful bacteria. Instead, it offers many incredible health benefits…keep reading!

Ready to dive into the health craze surrounding raw goat cheese?

 With these reasons in mind, your body will thank your credit card purchases…

  1. From milk to a slab of cheese on your charcuterie board, Swiss Villa’s raw goat cheese is created by Amish farmers in Lancaster. Ready to dig into the process? Let’s go…
  2. Culturing The Milk. We culture the milk from our grass-fed goats. Once the milk reaches 90 degrees, we add cheese culture to begin the fermentation process.
  3. Adding The Rennet. Now, it’s time to bring in the rennet. After this is added to our milk, the cheese will begin to coagulate, a process that structures cheese into a custard form. 
  4. Cutting The Curd! Now that the milk is solidified, we use curd knives to cut the curd into ¼ inch size cubes. 
  5. Gently Cooking The Curd. Remember how the cheese was at 90 degrees? At this point, we raise the temperature by two degrees every five minutes until it reaches 102 degrees. Wondering how much curds we come out with? If we started with 1,000 pounds of milk, we’d end up with 100 pounds of cheese curds. Yup, that’s about a ten percent return. 
  6. Draining The Whey: After the whey has been fully drained from the curds, it makes a wonderful fertilizer for neighboring pastures and farmland…another hidden benefit of our raw goat cheese-making process. 
  7. Cheddaring The Curds: Once the curds knit together in the vat, we cut large slabs of cheese. Then, as the cheese releases more whey, we rotate and stack each slab every fifteen minutes. This is called the cheddaring process, allowing the cheese to consolidate and become firm. 
  8. Aging The Cheese: Because our cheese is raw it must be aged for at least 60 days. After 60 days, we can cut chunks of excellent cheese. Drumroll, please! Our raw goat cheese has found its way from raw milk to chunks of delicious goodness ready to top a pasta dish or eat alone.

When it comes to cheese, we want options. One month, we might crave a sharp flavor, while the next, we might think of mild hints. Browse our selection of raw goat cheese to find something that matches your taste buds.

Right here on small farms in Lancaster County, we produce some of the most iconic household cheeses… except its all with raw goats milk.  And that is the key feature that sets apart our delicious cheeses like our cave aged blue, Feta, Baby Swiss, Gouda, and Havarti raw Goat Cheeses.

Want a little spice or flavor in your life? We’ve got a raw goat cheese for that too.  Prepare to delight your taste buds with our spicy Pepper Jack Goat Cheese, or savory Garlic and Herb Goat Cheese