Frequently Asked Questions
Ed and Aileen are both retired. But they still reside in Lynden and make sure to stop by the farm, dairy, and all the stores in their free time. If you run in to them while in the stores, they are usually sure to say hello and make sure you're enjoying your ice-cream cone!
Yes! To ask for a specific donation for your company, team, organization, or etc. send an email to info@edaleendairy.com or call our office at (360) 354-5342.
Unfortunately, we do not. However, we are looking into different ways of doing it for certain products of ours.
Yes! All Edaleen stores take Canadian cash and coins. However, we do not give back Canadian cash and coins, all change is given back in American (given the exchange rate as well).
Yes! With a resellers permit you can buy Edaleen product and sell it at your store, restaurant, etc. As long as you put our logo or mention Edaleen on your signs, on the products you sell, you are able to sell Edaleen products.
Contact Daved@edaleendairy.com for more info.
It’s a tough competition, but when it comes to hard ice cream, Fudgy Wudgy takes the crown as a fan favorite! This rich chocolate ice cream swirled with thick, decadent fudge is a fun and indulgent twist on classic chocolate.
But the true all-time leader? Our classic vanilla and chocolate soft-serve swirl. Timeless, creamy, and oh-so-satisfying—this is the cone you’ll never regret and always want more of.
We don't have set dates that we get new apparel in. Usually once each of our stores gets low on apparel we will order a new shipment of apparel. You can always call our office or one of our stores to see if a new shipment has come in or put in a request for a certain color/size.
For more apparel information email feliciam@edaleendairy.com
As of now, we do not have any plans of another store in Bellingham. But we are always looking for new spots and new opportunities to grow our retail stores.
No, only three of our store locations offer sandwiches.
Ferndale, Sumas, and our Grover (Lynden) locations offer sandwiches.
Right now our Lynden (Grover) and Blaine stores are hiring. But all of our stores are always open to new applicants. The best time to apply is typically in late spring and the end of summer.
For work in our processing plant pick up a resume at our main office on the Guide or email feliciam@edaleendairy.com.
Edaleen has around 1,200 cows. 1,050 currently milking and 150 anxiously awaiting the arrival of their calf.
No! None of our cows have ever or will ever be treated with rBST. Edaleen Dairy milk does not contain any antibiotics.
Edaleen and its vets maintain total control over the cow's diets: quality, balanced, nutritionist-approved feed is available 24/7.
Yes! Edaleen Dairy has been running an anaerobic digester since 2012, which uses biofuels naturally produced by bacteria to turn manure and food waste into:
-A sustainable and comfortable Fiber Bedding for cows.
-A nutrient rich Liquid Fertilizer used to grow more feed.
-320,000 kWh of Electricity per month by burning biofuels. This is more than the farm and plant consume, or enough to power 400-450 homes. This process prevents methane from entering the atmosphere.
Edaleen Dairy is diligently working to reduce our carbon footprint. All water used in Edaleen facilities is recycled as irrigation on crop fields.
No, we do not, as it does not make our cows very happy. Just delicious and nutritious cow milk!
You have two easy options:
Call One of Our Store Locations Our staff will be happy to check your gift card balance for you.
Email Us Send your gift card number to feliciam@edaleendairy.com, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible with your balance.
Farm & Plant Tours – Currently Unavailable
Due to insurance requirements and food safety regulations, we are unfortunately unable to offer tours of our farm and processing plant at this time.
However, we truly hope to make tours or agriculture-related experiences available in the future. We would love the opportunity to show our loyal customers what Edaleen is all about—what fuels our passion for farming, and how your milk is processed and bottled with care.
We're especially excited about the chance to educate youth about agriculture and the journey milk takes from our farm to your table.