Creamery Chocolate Milk Is Officially The Best In The World
Happy Valley is officially home to the best chocolate milk in the nation, folks.
The Berkey Creamery took first place in the “Whole Chocolate Milk” category at the 2021 World Dairy Expo Championship product contest.
Sponsored by the Wisconsin Dairy Products Association, the championship is annually held in Madison, Wisconsin. The product contest is the only one of its kind in the United States. It judges dairy products like cheese, ice cream, and milk all the way to whipped cream, sour cream, and whey.
The winners of each respective category are awarded the opportunity to promote their products as the unequivocal best-of-the-best on the market. This was the only nod that a Penn State product received in this year’s contest, but it’s still quite an honor.
The rest of the results from this year’s contest are available online.
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