OUR FAMILY HAS OWNED THE FARM THE LAND SINCE 1726. FOR NINE GENERATIONS, BROOM’S BLOOM DAIRY HAS BEEN A WORKING FARM IN HARFORD COUNTY. WE HAVE ABOUT 230 ACRES AND FOR 21 YEARS THEY’VE OPERATED THEIR STORE WHERE ON ANY GIVEN DAY YOU CAN FIND ABOUT 15 DIFFERENT FLAVORS OF HOMEMADE ICE CREAM. THEIR EVER CHANGING EVERY, EVERY DAY WE PUT NEW FLAVORS OUT. OKAY, TODAY WE ARE MAKING THE DEWEY DECIMAL DOUBLE DUTCH CHOCOLATE. THE NEW FLAVOR IS ONE OF THREE MADE SPECIFICALLY FOR THE SECOND ANNUAL TASTE OF HARFORD ON MAY 18TH. IT’S A FUNDRAISER TO BENEFIT THE HARFORD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY, WHICH IS CELEBRATING ITS 80TH ANNIVERSARY THIS YEAR. WE HAVE LIBRARIAN LEMON LAVENDER, AND WE HAVE PERIODICAL PEPPERMINT. ALL PROCEEDS GO DIRECTLY BACK TO THE COMMUNITY AND PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES FOR ALL OUR CITIZENS AND EVERYONE WHO USES THE LIBRARY. AND THE REALLY GREAT THING ABOUT THIS, WE’RE ALL ABOUT BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER, AND IT’S SUPPORTING OUR LOCAL AG COMMUNITY. IT’S SUPPORTING OUR LOCAL RESTAURANTS, OF COURSE, AND WE WANT PEOPLE TO BUY LOCAL. THE EVENT FROM 1 TO 4. IN HAVRE DE GRACE AT VINEYARD MANOR FARM, IS HOSTED BY THE HARFORD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION. IT WILL FEATURE MORE THAN 40 LOCAL RESTAURANTS, BREWERIES, WINERIES AND FARMERS WHO HAVE ALL USED LOCALLY SOURCED INGREDIENTS IN THEIR RECIPES. IN THIS CASE, HEAR THE ICE CREAM IS SOURCED STRAIGHT FROM MILK FROM THE COW CLEMENTINE HERE PUTTING HER MARK ON ALMOST EVERY FLAVOR. IT PUTS A GREAT SPOTLIGHT ON LOCAL FARMS AND AND THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH LOCAL RESTAURANTS, WHICH IS REALLY IMPORTANT TO US. WE HAVE MUSIC, WE HAVE JEWELRY VENDORS, WE HAVE AUTHORS COMING. SO IT’S AN OPPORTUNITY TO EAT, TO DRINK, TO SOCIALIZE. IT’S AN AMAZING EVENT. TICKETS COST $45. FOR A LINK, YOU CAN HEAD OVER TO OUR WEBSITE. THESE FLAVORS WILL BE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC AFTER THEY DEBUT ON MAY 18TH IN
New ice cream flavors to debut at 2025 Taste of Harford
A family-owned dairy farm is working on some new ice cream flavors to benefit the Harford County Public Library as part of Taste of Harford.For nine generations, Broom’s Bloom Dairy has been a working farm across 230 acres in Harford County.”Our family has owned the farm, the land, since 1726,” said Kate Dallam, the farm’s owner.And, for 21 years, they’ve operated a store, where customers can find 15 flavors of homemade ice cream that change every day.A new flavor, the Dewey decimal double Dutch chocolate, is one of three made specifically for the second annual Taste of Harford event from 1-4 p.m. on May 18. The event hosted by the Harford County Public Library Foundation at Vignon Manor Farm in Havre de Grace is a fundraiser to benefit the library system, which is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year.”All proceeds go directly back into the community for programs and resources for all of our citizens and everyone who uses the library,” said Mary Hastler, the library system’s CEO.This year’s Taste of Harford will feature more than 40 restaurants, breweries, wineries, and farmers who have used locally sourced ingredients in their recipes.”We have music, jewelry vendors, authors coming, so it’s an opportunity to eat, drink, socialize. It’s an amazing event,” Hastler told 11 News.Tickets cost $45. Bloom’s new flavors will be available to the public after they debut at Taste of Harford.
A family-owned dairy farm is working on some new ice cream flavors to benefit the Harford County Public Library as part of Taste of Harford.
For nine generations, Broom’s Bloom Dairy has been a working farm across 230 acres in Harford County.
“Our family has owned the farm, the land, since 1726,” said Kate Dallam, the farm’s owner.
And, for 21 years, they’ve operated a store, where customers can find 15 flavors of homemade ice cream that change every day.
A new flavor, the Dewey decimal double Dutch chocolate, is one of three made specifically for the second annual Taste of Harford event from 1-4 p.m. on May 18. The event hosted by the Harford County Public Library Foundation at Vignon Manor Farm in Havre de Grace is a fundraiser to benefit the library system, which is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year.
“All proceeds go directly back into the community for programs and resources for all of our citizens and everyone who uses the library,” said Mary Hastler, the library system’s CEO.
This year’s Taste of Harford will feature more than 40 restaurants, breweries, wineries, and farmers who have used locally sourced ingredients in their recipes.
“We have music, jewelry vendors, authors coming, so it’s an opportunity to eat, drink, socialize. It’s an amazing event,” Hastler told 11 News.
Tickets cost $45. Bloom’s new flavors will be available to the public after they debut at Taste of Harford.
