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Canadian Cheese Curds Brands & The Blue Cow Logo

10.03.2023 Consumer Article DFC - PLC

Check out these Canadian cheese curd brands that proudly display the Blue Cow logo.

Blue Cow Milk Bar Milkshakes

09.06.2023 Consumer Recipe

The Blue Cow Milk Bar is on the road in Alberta and Manitoba, sampling delicious milkshakes made with Canadian dairy. Recreate these flavourful local toppings at home!

Blue Ermite Cheese Sirloin Steak Rolls

15.10.2009 Consumer Recipe

This is the Blue Ermite Cheese Sirloin Steak Rolls recipe.

Blue cheese & raspberry salad

25.03.2016 Consumer Recipe

This is the Blue cheese & raspberry salad recipe.

Do brands have to pay for the Blue Cow logo on their packaging?

06.03.2025 Consumer Question

Do brands have to pay the Blue Cow certification logo on their packaging? Not at all—brands don’t have to pay the Blue Cow certification logo, provided the milk used is 100% Canadian! 🥛

Blue Cheese Baked Ham

19.02.2010 Consumer Recipe

This recipe is for true Blue cheese enthusiasts: a baked ham stuffed with blue cheese. Wow! Plus, the ham is baked in red ale and apple juice, adding generous flavour and aroma to the dish.

Blue Cow Milk Bar Milkshakes (2020 Edition)

01.10.2020 Consumer Recipe

Make a sweet mooment with these seriously Canadian shakes.

Why does the Blue Cow Logo sometimes appear in black on the packaging?

05.03.2025 Consumer Question

It’s true, the Quality Milk certification logo is normally blue. However, when the packaging does not include blue, the default colour for the logo becomes the darkest shade present on the processor’s packaging. This is why some processors opt for the black-and-white version.