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Stacy Brooks

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  • Writer, Freelance
  • None, Freelance (Heavy Table, The Current, Eater Twin Cities)
  • None, freelancer
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Minneapolis-based freelance journalist covering food and travel. Blogger at Tangled Up In Food.

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Freelance journalist covering food and travel

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Inside Minnesota’s Most Unique Creamery

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By Stacy Brooks Verified
| Minnesota Monthly Verified
The trip to Redhead Creamery in Brooten winds through central Minnesota farmland, past windmills and rolling fields—but what awaits is one of a kind. Co-owner and cheesemaker Alise Sjostrom says it’s the only place in the world where dairy farming, cheesemaking, and distilling spirits from whey happen in one location. Jerry and Linda Jennissen have farmed Jer-Lindy Farms since 1979, milking about 200 cows.
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Inside Minnesota’s Most Unique Creamery

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By Stacy Brooks Verified
| shorturl.at
The trip to Redhead Creamery in Brooten winds through central Minnesota farmland, past windmills and rolling fields—but what awaits is one of a kind. Co-owner and cheesemaker Alise Sjostrom says it’s the only place in the world where dairy farming, cheesemaking, and distilling spirits from whey happen in one location. Jerry and Linda Jennissen have farmed Jer-Lindy Farms since 1979, milking about 200 cows.
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Where’s the Beef? At the U of M Meat and Dairy Salesroom.

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By Stacy Brooks Verified
| buff.ly
Most retailers make shopping as convenient as possible, with evening and weekend hours and e-commerce options. This shop doesn’t: It’s open only three hours a week, Wednesdays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., and there’s no online interface. But that seems to be working out just fine—despite the tight midday hours, it’s usually bustling, perhaps because it’s stocked with rare products you won’t find anywhere else in the world. The customer base cuts across demographics, from Zoomers to Boomers.
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