Laiterie De Coaticook Ltée

Made a detour on my trip to the eastern townships to visit the famous Laiterie de Coaticook. The ice cream was obviously really good but I felt a little bit uncomfortable with the woman at the cash register that day. We wrongly assumed we might be able to get a tour of the production area, which is ok that we didn't. But it's the manner in which we were responded to in such a condescending way that is the only downside to my visit here. We also had other questions about the ice cream and other products in the store and we were made to feel like we were Russian spies trying to steal secrets or something. It was a strange interraction.

Wonderful ice cream and friendly service.However I expect better from a big name and a company that “values ingredients and customers” than putting allura red (red dye 40s new name) in things. Children have negative reactions to this unnecessary chemical. Please heavily consider removing it. The “colour” isn’t as important as flavour and quality. I didn’t expect to have this chemical in my children’s ice cream. I couldn’t figure out why they had reactions like they had red dye until I happened to look at the ingredients. Gatorade doesn’t need red dye to make orange Gatorade. You don’t need it for orange ice cream

I bought a log with maple syrup, I just took it out of the freezer after 2 months, still wonderfully good, buy as much as possible in Abitibi, thank

The best ice cream in Quebec. Natural, tasteful and good value for money. Quality and natural ingredients. Healthier and dairy-free unlike competitors like Nestlé, Bryers. An entirely Quebec dairy.

Excellent cheese, perfect ice cream for all tastes.