Stuyt Dairy Farmstead Cheese

Stuyt Dairy โ€” Smoked Cheese

$7.00pickup / delivery only

Stocked at 429 McHenry Ave. Fresh and cold-chain items never ship — pick it up in store, or order local delivery within 5 miles of the shop.

๐Ÿฅ› Local delivery & in-store pickup. This is a fresh, cold item. Order it here and choose Local Delivery (within 5 miles of our Modesto store, delivered after 7 PM) or Pickup at 429 McHenry Ave at checkout โ€” we keep it cold the whole way. It cannot be shipped nationally.

Raw-milk Dutch-style cheese, smoked for a deep, savory edge.

Smoked Gouda is the style most people know from the deli counter; this is the farmstead version, made from raw cow's milk from the Stuyt family's own herd in Escalon, aged at least sixty days, and smoked. Smoky and savory with a creamy, buttery center. Raw milk keeps the enzymes and cultures that pasteurization removes, so it tastes fuller than a young cheese usually does.

Who this is for

  • Burgers, especially over grass-fed patties
  • Mac and cheese with some depth
  • Bacon-and-egg breakfasts and BLTs
  • Snacking with apples and a dark beer

Details

Sold by the piece. Keep refrigerated; wrap the cut face in paper or wax rather than tight plastic. Raw cow's milk, aged over 60 days.

Made by the Stuyt family, a fourth-generation dairy family in Escalon, California, who began making cheese from their own milk in 2015.

  • ✓ Cleared the Frontier Standard — no industrial seed oils, no refined sugar, no synthetic preservatives, dyes or “natural flavors.”
  • ✓ Private, founder-owned or family-run. No publicly traded parent.
Shipping & pickup

This one never ships — it has to stay cold. Choose free pickup at 429 McHenry Ave, or local delivery within 5 miles ($7, free over $100), at checkout.

Returns

If it isn't right, tell us within 30 days and we'll make it right. Opened food and refrigerated items are the one exception, for obvious reasons.

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