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    Dairy Foods New Product Review: Goat Milk Stuff’s caramel candies

    Caramel lovers and others with a sweet tooth will love these candies

    By James Carper
    December 22, 2015

    I love goat’s milk cheese but I never tried candy made with goat’s milk. Well, there’s a first time for everything.

    These caramels are from a family farm in Indiana called Goat Milk Stuff which uses milk from their pasture-fed Alpine goats to make caramels in three flavors: chocolate, cinnamon and salted caramel.

    I was a bit apprehensive about eating these candies because goat’s milk has a strong flavor. But there was nothing to worry about.

    Not enough sea salt; just the right amount of cinnamon

    I thought the cinnamon flavor was just right. The spice was not overpowering. The salted version needed a little more salt to offset the sweetness. The caramels have a bit of a crusty shell, which I liked. The candies melted in my mouth.

    Goat Milk Stuff uses raw goat’s milk, GMO-free organic cane sugar, light corn syrup, butter, vanilla extract and sea salt.

    You can buy the candies on the web at GoatMilkStuff.com. 10 pieces are $10. 20 pieces in a pretty red gift box are $27. The company also makes goat milk soaps and lotions.

    Caramel lovers will like these candies from Goat Milk Stuff

    Bottom line: Caramel lovers and others with a sweet tooth will love these candies. Consider sending these candies to your friends and business associates. They might appreciate this unique gift.

    KEYWORDS: goat milk new dairy products new product review

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    Jim Carper is the former editor-in-chief of Dairy Foods.

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