I love everything about Shatto Farms. We use their milk delivery service but they offer so much more than just milk! We have tried their lasagna and many baked goods. The favor milk is delicious. It doesn't taste artificial. I like using the banana milk for coffee to make a banana bread latte. Nothing is more exciting than waking up to fresh products on your doorstep! Highly recommend. read more

Shatto Milk - Eggs, milk and cinnamon rolls - Tours Near Me - Osborn, Missouri

My husband and I visited Shatto Creamery on a Wednesday afternoon. I'm just reviewing the shop, as we didn't take the tour. The shop is cute and a fairly decent size.s there are a lot of dairy-themed items, along with some branded Shatto tshirts, etc. and, of course ice cream and other goodies: I bought a couple of jars of preserved stuff for a friend and some pints of ice cream, read more

What a fun weekend experience! Especially enjoyed that owners, Leroy & Barbara Shatto were there to assist with the tour and share some history and experiences they've had over the years. During our pre-booked tour we: Got to taste these milk flavors-- -banana -strawberry -cotton candy -orange dream -root beer -coffee -cookies & cream -chocolate Creamer: -vanilla custard (sweet!!) Available upon request to taste (and purchase) *lactose free 2% & whole chocolate We also learned about their dairy and bottling process, got to see and pet their rabbits, baby goats & calves, even snapped a picture of Bailey, their family dog. After the tour, you can taste these near the milk fridges: -Butter -Cheese curds -Spreads Couldn't leave without trying their ice cream. Their strawberry was deliciously creamy! Book your tour and save some time! I left a voicemail and got a call back the following day followed up by an email with package options- which you can personalize based on your group. FYI: Ms. Barbara mentioned a future cheese cave tour as part of packages! Great time, great service, great family business! read more

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Very neat experience, I went during a tour and got to taste test milks and they are very good, I love having this place so close by aswell

My family went on a tour yesterday. The farm was easy to find, 45 minutes north of Liberty area. The tour took us through the dairy processing area. It was spotless and Mr Leroy Shatto gave this part of the tour. It was fun seeing the process from start to finish. Next, we went out to part of the farm that had the dairy house getting lined up ready to get washed down and milk and I will tell you that the dairy cows were huge. I know cows are big, but these cows were huge. And I gave them some wide berth even though they were safely contained and off offense area. And the young lady who gave the information about the barn was very informative. There were two one week old baby heifers that we were allowed to pet and they were just darling the little kids on the tour were almost as excited as I was. Then we went back to the front porch of the farm shop and we drank eight different flavors of milk chocolate and root beer are my favorite. We tried some cheeses inside and we left with some cheese curds and a type of Havarti. We also tried vanilla ice cream, and the salted caramel ice cream , which was so rich. I could hardly eat one scoop. read more

Shatto does not respond to their Online contact info so, you may need to know: The 1% half gallon Dated (March 16) ruined my latte on March 10! Checked the beans, the grind, the water, the press, and then a cold glass of the 1% with use by date of March 16 - and THAT was the problem! I could not drink it! And I have 2 to 3 glass bottles in my fridge all the time! I use your skim, 1% when I can find it, whole milk and recently the Chocolate % in half gallon. Heck, I gave a 1/2 gal of that chocolate as a gift, and front door delivery last weekend because I 'brag' about your product!! That March 16 1% 1/2 gallon, was ill tasting the morning of March 10 and later in the day, could not be consumed. Perhaps not the 'Wholesome' company one might imagine! Further, no one in your organization seems to care.?!? read more

I love SHATTO milk. I've only tried chocolate strawberry and cotton candy, which is my favorite. I've called to ask about maybe delivery to my home and if it's not too expensive, I would love to start getting some if you haven't try it you should read more

Lots of variety of milks and flavors! I would note that these flavors are very sugary (I'd imagine more marketed to children!). If you do a tour with them, I'd recommend adding on the ice cream option. It was delicious and the service was prompt at the ice cream bar. You can also browse through the many offerings in the little farm shop they have there. The setting is relatively rural and you get a good look at the process for bottling, producing, and even get to meet some of the cows. We saw a young calf that was just born the night before. read more

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My friends mom works here and so did my dad this is a great environment great milk great place over all.

Their line of milk, cheese, butter and coffee creamer is delicious. I called to book a tour but they only offer one tour a day and weekend tours are booked out a month in advance. They suggested to visit their country store from 1-3pm to try sample and to view the farm. I was a little disappointed that they didn't have a story board, timeline or any history facts available to view. I was able to meet the owner who was very nice but didn't give us enough historical information. Overall not worth my time or drive. It's a 50 minute drive from KC and you only spend 15 minutes there. read more

Shatto Milk - Tours Near Me - Osborn, Missouri

Don't get me wrong, they have delicious milk and we LOVE their ice cream sandwiches, but very disappointed that they sell EXPIRED dairy products from their country store. They really need to watch the expiration dates and rotate their stock. After checking out on site from their "country store", we discovered 6 of our $7 ice cream sandwiches were 3 months EXPIRED :-( Skip their country store and just purchase from your local grocery store. It's the same price and turns out you'll probably get a fresher product. read more

Only go to Shatto farm if doing tour Not worth the trip with kids on open house Nothing to see or do read more

It's unfortunate that we seem to have been inconveniencing the employees by seeing if they could accommodate 3 more people on the tour since they failed to call us back and there isn't a way to book a tour online. No apologies for not calling us back, nothing. We left and didn't even spend money in the store because of their lack of customer service. We put everything back on the shelf and walked out. read more

It was a dark and stormy night ... no, actually it was a grey and misting afternoon. One of the items on my must do in Kansas list was take he tour at the Shatto Milk Dairy Farm. My favorite sister drove - thankfully. It took almost an hour and a half to get there and FPO and I would have gotten completely lost on our own because cell phone reception in the area was spotty ... but it was worth it. Shatto Milk has organized tours where you have a guide and get to see the facility and learn about the dairy farm before going into their tasting room where you can try all different kinds of flavored milk from chocolate to strawberry to cotton candy and so many more. I called ahead for reservations but apparently I wasn't quick enough because a couple hundred school kids beat us to the tour. Still, we went because we were told we would be able to look into the calf barn and visit the tasting room and gift shop. As I mentioned it took almost an hour and half to get there. It was raining when we arrived and cold so we hurried into what turned out to be the entrance to the gift shop and tasting room. We were met by their dog, Lucy. She was exhausted by the hundreds of school children but still took the time to wake up, come over, and greet us and show us around. The people we spoke with were really friendly and told us about the dairy and operations. I like that they're a small operation- about 400 cows (I think) and they're only closed in when they're being milked. The staff even let us go up into an employee area where we could see down into the processing room. We visited the calf barn and got to pet the calves (we also gave a wide berth to the "splash zone" around the adult cows also in the barn. It was a lot of fun and quite aromatic. After the calf barn we returned to the tasting room and tried eleven different flavors of milk. Root beer was my favorite and I bought a quart that came in a real, old-fashioned glass milk jar. You pay a deposit on the bottle (I think it's $2) and can return it to any grocery store that sells Shatto Milk for the money but I really liked it (it says "Yummy" on the side) and carried it all the way back to Hawaii with me. This was a great field trip. I enjoyed it immensely and will look back fondly on it as one of the high points of my vacation. read more

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Shattto milk is a great place to see how a dairy is run, to get great natural products and enjoy an amazing bowl of ice cream. They have a good variety of flavored milks to try too. read more

Overpriced tour packages. One included a button that said, "I milked a cow at Shatto" - untrue as they haven't done that part of the tour in over a year according to 2 employees. Just had a bunch of leftover buttons to unload, I guess. Wildly disappointed, especially after driving over an hour to go. Used to be a great tour... over 10 years ago. read more

Awesome place! Family friendly and great exposure to a working farm. High quality dairy products that are unique and delicious!!!

What a way to bring back the milkman ! Shatto you are making buying local Fran fresh favorites even more convenient with at home delivery. This was my first order and I was pleased. I forgot to leave a cooler at the door but my milk man Mike left my items in a sealed bag on my porch. I ordered the staples milk, bread, eggs, and bacon plus I added some extras to try out the full experience. The staples can be ordered once or on a recurring cycle you choose based on your family needs. I added to my order lasagna and a pumpkin roll. The lasagna came frozen and we put it quickly back into the freezer and plan to eat it this week. The pumpkin roll we cracked open and had to try it was from a local bakery and was moist full of that fall pumpkin flavor with rich cream cheese filling perfectly paired with a glass of shatto milk. The bread was fresh so I'm sure we will need to eat it quickly and the bacon and eggs I will keep you posted but how could they be wrong. Back to the milk man... he left a little about himself in a note with a brochure of items that can be delivered. This milkman man doesn't just deliver milk he brings anything from prepared meals to meats eggs snacks fresh fruits and vegetables pantry items breads and even non-food items. There is no fees or subscription you put items in your cart on line at www.shattohomedelivery.com and they will be delivered in one week. If nothing else this is worth a try. Mike I will be ordering again and next time I won't forget to put my cooler out. read more

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How can you NOT love the freshness of Shatto milk?!?!? Stopped into the store to pick up a couple containers of milk to take back to San Antonio TX. Of course we like all of them but our favorites are strawberry, root beer, and of course chocolate!!! Don't forget their seasonal eggnog too. They had pumpkin spice eggnog this year and it was great!!! read more

Shatto Milk - Don't forget to check out their newborn calfs!!! - Tours Near Me - Osborn, Missouri

Today, Shatto in Osborne, MO, had their cheese open house. I saw it last week on Facebook, and knew this was the time to see the Shatto Farm in person. I had a car load: Sara D., my son (The Other R.), and his girlfriend. I drove all the way to Osborne. It's about 1 hour, 15 minutes. Though I had seen the Shatto farm online, I expected all kinds of lights, and huge signs, proclaiming their product in all it's glory. Atleast one billboard, on I 35, (where I missed my turn), but no billboards, and I did miss my turn. Here's a warning, you miss your turn off of I-35, and your Garmin will take you down gravel roads, eventually you'll find a small paved highway. There's a sign, an entrance, in front of the farm. That's it. I came upon Shatto, it snuck up on me, quietly. It's a pristine, white country dairy farm, with a country store selling muffins, candy, and also selling Shatto t-shirts, milk bottles, cups, ice cream, milk, Shatto soap....you know all about Shatto products. They also serve shakes. (Dumb me, still banging myself on the head for not getting a shake. So that is an indication I need to go back.) They have a little milk truck parked in the parking lot. There's a Shatto silo over looking the barn. We didn't take the tour, it was offered, but only once today. The owner, I suspect it's the owner, kindly, quietly, walked over to us,and told us "You can walk around the farm, if you want, and milk a cow. You can kind of peek in the dairy farm area. Let me know if you have any questions." Quiet and calm. Later, I sent a text to Sara D, and I said, "How come they are so quiet at Shatto, WHEN THEY KNOW THEY MAKE THE BEST PRODUCT ON EARTH?" You know by reading my other reviews, that would be coffee milk, and pumpkin spice egg nog. Huge bowls of different cheese was on display, with crackers. The cheese is good, very good. Top notch. While we were there, we watched workers making yellow cheddar cheese, in a huge window. That's cool. That's where they make the cheese. I bought a Shatto glass, Shatto soap, a muffin. They had a huge display of cookie cutters, and after months of searching for the right sized Missouri shaped cookie cutter, I found one. That is perfect. We went to the calf barn, and they had 2 little calves, then a cow. We all milked the cow. For some of us, (the Other R. in particular) it was their first time to milk a cow. Priceless. Yes, milk comes out of utters, and it's cool to milk one for a first time, super special being that it's a Shatto milk cow. That milk eventually becomes coffee milk or rootbeer milk, or butter, or pumpkin spice egg nog. Yummy stuff we drink, alot. Sure, there's Shatto milk in the grocery store, but to really experience it, take a road trip up north. The farm is small, the sign is smaller. The company is quiet. But if you miss your turn, the gravel road is very real. read more

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Even in the time of national pandemic, Shatto Milk comes through! We usually buy their milk at the grocers but we made the trip to Osborne, Missouri today because Shatto has been getting shipments of hand sanitizer in from a Kansas City distillery. I called ahead and paid over the phone and they met me at the door with my hand sanitizer and milks. Easy Peasy! I highly recommend. And if you can't get to the dairy you need to get online and find the closest grocery store that carries it. My kids love the chocolate milk and the banana milk. I myself love the coffee milk. YES they have coffee flavored milk! read more

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We took this fun tour in January and it was awesome! We got to milk a cow (if you're interested), feel the machines that extract the milk, and meet some of the owners of the business. Very enlightening and ethical farm based on the tour. If you're going in the winter or the summer, be warned that it's primarily outside for the tour. The tour itself lasts no more than 45 minutes. There is a milk tasting at the end of the various milk flavors as well as an ice cream bar serving their products. This tour is great for people of all ages! Gift shop has other items other than milk such as canned goods (we bought peach salsa and pickled beets), cheese curds, milk, butter, and clothing. read more

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Would've been a whole lot better if the employees giving tours had better attitudes toward children on field trips and each other.

Great family owned business! And the milk is the best, chocolate is my favorite!! If you have time to visit the Shatto Store or do a tour I strongly recommend it. read more

5 Stars - product 5 stars - gift shop 5 Stars- samples 3 Stars - tour The Shatto Dairy website has the correct directions to get to their facility. Do not trust Google maps, it will lead you astray and cost you 20 minutes extra time. Once you arrive you will find that the people who make Shatto milk are very passionate and dedicated about the process. They allow you to sample 7 different flavors of milk on the tour in addition to the 3 kinds of butter, and 4 varieties of cheese that they produce. All the milk flavors are delicate but true. This makes it vèry drinkable and refreshing. No one has better, fresher milk or such crazy delicious flavors. Root beer, cotton candy, banana, and even cookies and cream! These nuts even made rainbow popcorn ice cream! Do yourself a favor and make sure you ask them for a sample... It's double, double, top secret! The type of cheese that Shatto Dairy makes is called cheese curds. Highly seasoned and flavorful Nuggets of cheesy goodness. The texture is not for everyone, It's a little rubbery, but some people are absolutely addicted to them. Trust me, The mushroom garlic flavor is killer! The butter is divine! Silky and creamy with a sweet butter flavor. They sell three different luscious renditions. Garlic butter, honey butter, and the real deal butter. The tour is offered on Monday through Saturday at 10:30 AM. There are no tours on Sunday. There are no other times. In the spring and summer when the weather is beautiful the wait times to get a ticket for the tour could be upwards of a month. So, keep this in mind and book early. The cost of the tour is five dollars per person and children under two are free, an absolute steal! Can you really put a price on the look on their little face when they milk a cow for the first time and that warm milk comes squirting out into the Bucket ! Priceless! Since there are so many people that go on the tour they divided up into different groups. Some of the groups start with the tasting room while some of them start with the cow barn. Occasionally the tours get a little mixed up with who's going where and who belongs to which tour group. This causes some confusion and ends up costing them some revenue. Some people were able to walk in late, join a tour and never pay. If you have little kids, be very wary of what they touch in the calf/cow pen area. As you might expect, there is cow manure stuck to everything. The Tour would really benefit from some hand sanitizer or wipes along the way for the little ones. I guess even adults like clean hands. With or without children, this tour is informative, memorable, tasty and just plain fun for all ages. read more

I crawled out of bed early on a Saturday morning after a late Friday night to road trip with Rhonda S. to Shatto's Cheese Open House. That's love right there. Shatto's "headquarters" is a cute dairy farm in the middle of nowhere Osborne, MO. The hour and a half drive from Raytown to Osborne was completely worth it as soon as I bit into a luscious piece of their cheese. I also sampled their Pumpkin Spice Eggnog which sent my punokin-loving self into pure bliss. Their Shatto store was selling all sorts of milk, cheese, t-shirts, glasses, and muffins. After eating some samples and roaming around the gift shop, we headed to the barn to milk a cow. Albeit Ms. Cow whacked me in the face with her tail, I enjoyed squirting out some of her precious milk. I loved being able to see exactly where my favorite milk comes from and will continue to support Shatto and their remarkable products. read more

After being on my bucket list for YEARS, today I was finally able to cross Shatto Farm off my list! A truly unique experience, Shatto offers an inside peak to see how their milk is produced and bottled. Dairies are a thing of the past so if you have the opportunity to visit, please do. Dairy agriculture is something people don't know a lot about, you'll definitely pick up a few things to impress your friends! The four sections of the tour are fairly quick but informative at only $5 a head. (Keep in mind, this is a working dairy farm so the cows are on a schedule!) You'll tour the production/bottle room, their barn, the milking stall, and sample seven milk flavors (banana, strawberry, cotton candy, cookies 'n cream, root beer, chocolate, and coffee) as well as their butters and cheese curds. Their root beer milk took first place at the World Dairy Exposition; strawberry comes in at second. This stuff is like liquid heaven wrapped in rainbows. If I could live off just their milk, I would. In fact, if I could secretly live in their country store, I would. Although I don't know how long I could get away with that... You'll want to call ahead to make reservations in advance. We were one of the first few people who arrived and within thirty minutes the country store was full with everyone being sorted into four groups. As far as directions go, I followed my GPS until I hit 116 Hwy, then turned onto 33 North, and kept driving until I saw the farm on the right-hand side. I was told to follow directions on Shatto's website but I left my Google maps running in the background to test it and it still lead to Shatto. (Follow at your own discretion, their website mentions Yahoo and Mapquest are incorrect.) Shatto is an absolutely wonderful place to spend an afternoon. Be sure to bring extra cash for souvenirs. You will want to buy EVERYTHING under their roof plus a milkshake! read more

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Take a tour of the Shatto Dairy Farm! It was fun, informative, and of course the samples were delicious. Kids and adults would enjoy it. There are four stations of their tour: the milk production portion (they put the little sucker machine on your thumbs so you can feel what it feels like!), the barn, the bottling room, and the tasting room. The barn was my favorite part, as we got to try our hand at milking a dairy cow AND got to pet two adorable baby calves. The tasting room was awesome too. If you've ever had shatto products, you know how good they are. They had their flavored milk, as well as two flavors of butter to try. They have ice cream and milkshakes to purchase as well. The great part about the milkshakes is that you can choose the flavor of milk you blend it with. Vanilla ice cream blended with root beer milk or cotton candy milk? Seriously heaven. read more

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MILK I have tried the skim milk for everyday use and I love it. It seems more opaque then other skims I have purchased. I have used the whole milk for recipe's and it seems to work out great. Chocolate milk is ok, but not the best I have had. Removing the cap can be difficult, so I use a knife to flip it up. BUTTER I love the butter, which I save for fresh baked breads and to use in recipe's where the flavor of the butter is high priority. It is pricy, but I like the idea of buying local. ICE CREAM I was really looking forward to this. I picked out a pint of vanilla at Whole Foods. When I picked it up off the shelf it was deceptively light in weight. We had it for dessert that night and the flavor was spot on. Unfortunately, as I expected, it was overly whipped with air. It was not the dense rich texture that you get with other gourmet ice cream. Bummer. Texture is 1/2 the experience. I am a huge lemonade fan, so I have been keeping an eye out for that! read more

Shatto Milk - Lemonade! - Tours Near Me - Osborn, Missouri

Our favorite experience near Kansas City!! Definitely a must do, especially for city dwellers who've never been on a farm. Their tours are extremely popular and can sell our months in advance since they only do one a day, so definitely book early!! We accidentally arrived 40 minutes early, so we met the owner, Leroy, and a couple folks who work there. All were very kind and knowledgeable. Since we were there early, they took us to pet the baby calves, some of which were one day old!! They also sucked on our fingers, since our phalanges look like bottle feeders. Pretty cool experience! During the tour they have a hands off policy to move the tour efficiently, so we were really lucky to interact with the calves! During the tour, they show you the milking process, the bottling process, baby calves, you get to milk a cow for a couple seconds (it's mainly squeezing one udder), and try their many milk flavors, butters, and cheeses. They got some weird milk flavors but definitely try them all! read more

I made my guy get off route and detour to come here. Didn't know it was going to be that far...oops! =) We didn't take the tour. but we did walk around the store and the lady was nice. We got to sample some of the milk. I ended up buying cookies & cremes and cotton candy. I have to say, I was a big fan of the cotton candy. Yum! Prices for the milk wasn't bad, but the deposit for the bottles make it seem expensive. I guess for us out of towners it will be since we most likely won't be returning the bottles, but they are cute so you can use them as vases or something. Glad I got to try it. read more

Shatto Milk - Cotton Candy & Cookies & Creme Milk - Tours Near Me - Osborn, Missouri

Sometimes you just gotta get out of town, right? I was feeling that way myself lately, and decided to do a day of agricultural tourism around the KC metro. First stop? Shatto Milk! About an hours drive away from downtown KC, this is a pretty great little farm, and I should put emphasis on the "little," for as well known as this product is in KC, they do so much of the work from a TINY space! But the dairy farm is picturesque, with an old country store, a picnic area, and of course the dairy operations. The tour is $5, and that's probably the right price. It's a fun tour, and it's informative, but I'm not going to go much into it. Why would I tell you everything the tour guides want to tell you? That'd just be silly. I will say that it features some pretty darn cute baby calves. AND a lot of tasting. One thing that really impressed me about this operation is that the founder and president of the company took a hands on approach to the tours. You're not likely to find that at most tours. I think that really emphasized how much of a family operation Shatto Milk is. Nobody here is too important to answer a question or squeeze an udder. I would definitely recommend taking this tour, but with a couple of conditions. If you're coming from KC, pair it with another activity, like maybe something in St Joe or Weston. I simply say that b/c the Shatto Milk tour isn't a LONG experience, and some might think the ride not worth it. We paired it with a couple of other activities, and were very happy. Thanks for the good times, Shatto. And say hi to Moogle and Tessa for me! read more

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Took my 6 kids for a fun half day there, it was so fun for them to see the cows milked and then have some real ice cream made right there!

I came in earlier today , I was visiting from California . Let me just say this place is an unbelievable delight ! From the moment I walked in to the moment I left ! The young men that worked there were such a good help! One of them took us to the see the baby cows & the other gave us information about how the cattle themselves ! Inside there was a wonderful woman who was so helpful also, she was patient and sweet !! It was such an awesome trip ! The milk was impeccable !!!! I bought 3 bottles , some tops , and other souvenirs ! I just wanna say that next time I visit , I will make sure to stop by! Thank you so much to everybody that works there I had such a good time ! read more

Shatto Milk - Tours Near Me - Osborn, Missouri

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Best milk around! Chocolate milk, coffee milk regular milk strawberry milk! All different kinds and my son loves it as well!

One of the best tours I've had! Friendly and informative staff and great samples! A great Saturday field trip!

Shatto's tour is really good for families to see a bit of the process of how they make their milks. It includes milk and cheese tastings and milking the cows. You're able to purchase stuff afterwards. The root beer milk and cotton candy milk are great choices. The tour may seem unorganized but it's not a Shatto issue but more on people not paying attention. read more

This was less then a 5 mile detour for cheese, yes please. Missed the tour but got to sample all the milks and some amazing curds. We plan on going back on our way home to TX with our purchased pints to get the $2 deposit back and of course drink more milk! Choc and strawberry were our favs but the peaches and cream actually tasted like peach cobbler- wow! read more

Highlights * You get to milk a cow * You get to pet baby cows (calves) * You get to sample all different types of milk: cotton candy, strawberry, banana, coffee, chocolate, cookies and cream, root beer * You get to try cheese curds and butter * There is a cute dog Logistics * $5 * Appointment only, Sat tours start at 10:30am read more

So my review is not on the actual farm/dairy, but their product which I recently sampled while visiting Kansas City. First off let me say that I am not a huge fan of milk, however I think I have found a new love in my life. After hearing a friend praise the multiple unique flavors I knew that I needed to try some of their unique creations next time I was visiting Kansas City. Recently I managed to get to try the Strawberry, Cotton Candy, and Cookies & Crème milk and I have to say that I was very surprised. First off, the Strawberry Milk was delicious, unlike the regular strawberry milk option that I have tried before. Next up is the Cookies & Cream Milk, which tasted more like a light chocolate milk with a slight cookie taste, it was still pretty good. Finally, Cotton Candy Milk, where has this been all my life? Seriously this milk was exactly what milk should be delicious sweet with a slight cotton candy aftertaste which will take you back to being a kid. It was pure delight, my only complaint was that they only sell this milk in the KC Metro area! Seriously, St. Louis needs some Shatto love! read more