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Stavanger Ysteri

Stavanger Ysteri is located in an old packaging factory in Stavanger East. This district was once the heart of the local fishing and canned food industry. It is a combination of traditional craftsmanship, theory and research that has made Stavanger Ysteri a pioneer in a growing movement of small organic producers.

Litlvea Gård

At Litlvea Gård, we have a small-scale craft workshop where we make white cheese, salad cheese and fresh cheese according to traditional recipes.

Tingvollost

Tingvollost's cheeses have won several awards. In 2016, the blue cheese Kraftkar won the award for the world's best cheese. Farm shop monday - saturday.

Winther Ysteri

Siri Helen Winther, founder and owner of Winther Artisan Food & Restaurant, has a special love of cheese. Throughout her professional career, she has worked with Norwegian raw material producers, and in recent years she has been a judge for the World Cheese Awards.

Gimstad Gård Ysteri

Gimstad Gård Ysteri has a cheese diary on the farm, where we produce the milk from our own cows. We make our own unpasteurised cheeses.

We make the following products: White cheese, brown cheese, butter, gomme, saup (buttermilk), raw milk.

Lofoten Gårdsysteri

The green mountains around the farm are an excellent grazing area for goats and hiking area for people. On the farm, we make organic goat's milk into tasty cheese. The farm also has production facilities for processing the cow’s and goat’s meat produced on the farm.

Krogedal ysteri

The farm is located in beautiful nature in western Norway a little up in the mountains east of Sandnes, is run as an ordinary farm for the area with milk production and sheep farming.

Rygge Meieri

Rygge Meieri is a small dairy that continues the dairy history of the traditional premises at Rygge train station. The dairy was originally established in 1879 and was in active operation until 1947. In 2020, we began a new chapter when we moved into the grand, old buildings and resumed the dairy tradition.

Olestølen Mikroysteri

Olestølen in Valdres is located at 1,000 meters above sea level. In July and August, visitors can learn about the mountain farm life in close contact with animals and nature - join in stirring the brown cheese while it is cooking in a wood-fired iron pot and taste handmade milk products right from the farm.

Alm Gard ysteri

Guus and Laurien, who moved from the Netherlands to Norway in 2004, bought a small farm in Feios. There, they started with the production of organic ice cream with milk from their Telemark cows and fruit from the farm. In 2017, a new ice cream factory was built in the farmyard.