Homemade Ice Cream And Grazing Cows Keep This Newark Delaware Dairy Busy All Fall

The cows grazing just beyond the road at UDairy Creamery have a direct connection to what lands in your ice cream cup. At this University of Delaware dairy destination in Newark, milk from the university’s herd becomes small-batch ice cream made by students, creating an experience that connects the pasture, classroom, and scoop shop in one place.

Located at 549 S College Ave, UDairy Creamery offers plenty of reasons to stop for a cone, from familiar chocolate and vanilla to rotating flavors that give regular visitors something new to try. You can enjoy your treat while knowing that the creamery is also part of a hands-on learning environment where students gain experience in dairy science and food production.

It is an easy place to slow down, watch the cows, and enjoy a sweet taste of local university life. Here’s what makes a visit to UDairy Creamery worth savoring, from the farm connection to the flavors waiting inside.

A Sweet Stop on a Cool Day

Cold air and ice cream sound like an odd pair until you are holding a scoop on a bright fall afternoon. A cone gives you a reason to slow down, notice the changing leaves, and enjoy a small break from the day…

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