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Educational Opportunities | WSU Creamery | Washington State University
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Skip to main content. Home of world-famous, natural Cougar Gold. The WSU Creamery…. Provides educational opportunities to “students” of all ages and interests. Purchasing cheese from the WSU Creamery helps support student employees of Washington State University by providing competitive wages and valuable work experiences. A portion of the revenue from the sale of WSU Creamery products is used for educational support of Food Science students. Cheese of the Month. Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe.
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Flavors | WSU Creamery | Washington State University
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Skip to main content. Cheeses are available to ship in 30 oz cans. Standard flavors are $22.00 per can. Seasonal/Limited flavors may cost more. Nutritional information for all our cheeses is located here. Our most famous and popular cheese! Our current stock of Cougar Gold is just over one year in age. Buy 2 and store one for aging, as it becomes more sharp and crumbly with age, developing crystals throughout, which can give it kind of a crunch. Formerly known as “American Cheddar”). Dill weed, dill seed...
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Cheesemaking Shortcourse | WSU Creamery | Washington State University
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Skip to main content. What is the Cheesemaking Shortcourse? Since 1986, the WSU Creamery has been presenting the Cheesemaking Shortcourse. This. Course is designed for experienced cheesemakers, supervisory, management, quality control and marketing personnel from commercial/industrial plants. Instruction is provided from leaders in the dairy production community. This course is generally held each year during the first week of March in Pullman, WA. The program generally includes:. Cheese of the Month.
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Student Employment | WSU Creamery | Washington State University
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Skip to main content. Our students work for you. In 2013 alone, the WSU Creamery paid over $450,000. In wages to more than 60. Student employees. In addition to earning a competitive wage working in the Production Department (making cheese and ice cream), at. Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe. Retail store for creamery products) and the Direct Marketing Department (sales and shipping), the students gain valuable work experience. Cheese of the Month. Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe. Field Trips and Tours.
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Cheese and Wine | WSU Creamery | Washington State University
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Skip to main content. Which wine(s) go best with Cougar Cheese? This is a question that has often been posed to the Creamery. On December 6, 2006, Tillamook Cheese brought together various artisan cheese makers and wine producers from the Northwest. Sixteen culinary experts agreed- Cougar Gold pairs best with Viognier. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference. We also contacted some wineries and asked them for their opinions. Below reflects their opinions regarding Cougar Gold . Ferdinand’s...
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Package Tracking | WSU Creamery | Washington State University
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Skip to main content. How do I track a package? If you provide us an email at the time of the order, when the order is shipped, you will receive a shipping confirmation containing your tracking information. You can track a package through our Online Ordering website if:. You placed the order using an account containing your email and password, and;. The package was shipped with UPS. Or US Postal Service. We do not currently have online tracking information available for FedEx. Cheese of the Month.
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Observation Room & Field Trips | WSU Creamery | Washington State University
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Skip to main content. Marc P. Bates Observation Room. The Marc P. Bates Observation Room (named for a former Creamery Manager) is located adjacent to Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe in the Food Quality Building. Overlooking the production area of the creamery, visitors can watch cheese and ice cream being made. With advanced notice, the Creamery provides instructed field trips. There are also informational placards, posters and a short video tape for self-guided tours. Cheese of the Month.
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Hours and Location | WSU Creamery | Washington State University
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Skip to main content. Ferdinand's Ice Cream Shoppe. Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe. Ferdinand’s is open every Monday-Friday from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm except. For additional closures on the following dates:. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day: (1/18/16). Labor Day Holiday: (9/5/16). Thanksgiving Holiday: (11/24 and 25/16). Winter Break: (12/26/16 – 1/2/17). Will also be open on the Saturdays of Mom’s weekend AND Spring Commencement. And WSU Football Home Game Days (Subject to change). Like us on Facebook.
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Cheese of the Month | WSU Creamery | Washington State University
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Skip to main content. Give a gift that’s simple to give, yet leaves a lasting impression. The Cheese of the Month Club allows you to give a different cheese every month for three to eight months. You choose the variety and frequency at which they are delivered. At your instruction, we will announce your gift by mailing a certificate letter. Each shipment is a 30 ounce can. CLICK HERE TO SUBMIT A CHEESE OF THE MONTH REQUEST. Cheese of the Month. Ferdinand’s Ice Cream Shoppe. Field Trips and Tours.
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Info | WSU Creamery | Washington State University
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Skip to main content. Have you ever wondered how your support of the WSU Creamery supports the university and the state of Washington? The WSU Creamery is a self-funded entity of WSU and the State of Washington. In other words, we receive no state funding through tax payer dollars. We generate our own revenue. This revenue is used to cover operational expenses such as equipment, raw materials, packaging supplies, university administrative fees, student wages, staff salaries and benefits. A portion of the...
