Your Guide to Raw Dairy in South Florida

Real raw dairy isn't easy to find in South Florida. State law restricts how raw milk can be sold, supermarkets don't carry it, and the farms that produce it are scattered across the state — many of them an hour or more from Miami. For people who want the real thing, the question isn't whether raw dairy is worth it; it's how to access it without a weekly drive to a farm.

Raw Dairy Club exists to solve that. We partner with a small group of South Florida farms — Redland Dairy, Paradise Farms, and Simon's Farm — and deliver weekly to Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties. No supermarkets. No middlemen. Just raw milk, yogurt, kefir, cheese, butter, eggs, and other farm goods that go from animal to cooler to your door within days.

This guide is where we share what we've learned along the way. How Florida's raw milk laws actually work. What separates one farm from another. How to choose the right products for your household. We'll add new articles here as we publish them — written for people who care about provenance, not marketing.

If you'd rather skip ahead, you can browse our boxes and start a subscription. Otherwise, dig in below.

Getting Started with Raw Dairy — A beginner's guide to what raw dairy is, why people drink it, and how to choose a source you can trust.

Florida Raw Milk Laws, Explained — A clear explanation of how Florida actually regulates raw milk, the pet food framework, herd shares, aged cheese, and federal restrictions.

How to Find Raw Milk in Miami-Dade — A practical walk-through of every legitimate way to access raw milk in Miami-Dade — farm pickup, herd shares, buying clubs, and home delivery.