Goat's Milk Caramels in Watercolor Art Gift Boxes
Big Picture Farm uses fresh, creamy, delicious milk from their own herd of happy and healthy, free-browsing dairy goats. These Farmstead Goat Milk Caramels have been awarded more than a dozen national awards including Best Confection four times at the Fancy Food Show and three Good Food Awards. These illustrated gift boxes contain a mix of the farm’s favorite flavors: sea salt and vanilla, chai, maple, and cocoa latte.
Each box contains 11 caramels, 3.2 oz (90 g), and depict fun and unique illustrations by Louisa Conrad, co-owner of Big Picture Farm. Elegantly packaged and sealed in a farm-designed 100% natural and recycled box made and milled in the US.
The mission of Big Picture Farm is to provide their customers with the rich context surrounding their product, which is reflected in each box of caramels. The watercolored packaging features the farm and the goats, each with a name and a story.
Louisa Conrad and Lucas Farrell started Big Picture Farm in 2010. This small hillside goat dairy and farmstead confectionery and creamery is located in southern Vermont. Their goat milk caramels and farmstead cheeses are made with fresh, raw, creamy goat’s milk from their herd of 40 healthy and happy, free-ranging companions. An Animal-Welfare-Approved farm, their products revolve around the health and happiness of their animals. Seeking to integrate agriculture and narrative in a fresh way that properly evokes the place, animals, and work in order to bring to life the exciting and unpredictable evolution of their products, farm, and lives. The packaging and presentation of their products reflects this goal: showcasing multimedia artwork of their herd, their farm, and their life together.
Before starting the farm, Louisa and Lucas were working artists. Now, the farm is an opportunity to tell the story of food through words, pictures, and experiences. Big picture farm welcomes visitors to the farm or their shop down the hill at 109 Grafton Road, Townshend. The shop is open from 9-4, Monday-Friday. Please call ahead (802) 221-0363.
