The Drunken Nanny Blog

For us humans, there may be just a handful of times in a woman’s life when she will forgo the busyness and constancy of daily life to prep, prepare and restore her beautiful, life-giving body for an even bigger job.

We have devised a drool-worthy list of options and ideas to spark some inspiration, and change your beliefs about goat cheese!

With the recent rise in statistics surrounding the number of dairy allergies, we thought it be an opportune time to clarify the benefits and betterment of alternative cheeses.

Can you believe it? After countless hours fighting a war against paper and bureaucracy, we have finally been given the green light to produce and sell our cheeses!!!!

It’s funny the things you can dredge up when you’re having a good spring clean. Some things raise a lot of questions (am I ever going to make enough chutney and jam to fill all those empty jars?)…

If you’ve ever held a newborn kid (of the goat variety) you will understand what utterly sweet and compelling creatures they are. My first goat was Chelsea…

So, it turns out that it’s one thing to think it would be quite nice to milk some of your goats and make a bit of cheese, but it’s quite another to do it!

Confession time… Every goat in my herd is named. My first two were Chelsea and Apples, and since then every goat has been named including every kid born to them.