Is The Berkey Creamery Still Open? Update (University Park, PA)

Current status

As of September 2026, The Berkey Creamery is listed open on creamery.psu.edu, reviewed by our team on September 7, 2026; not yet independently confirmed through direct contact.

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creamery.psu.edu ·

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What the source shows: The Creamery's website, checked 2026-09-08, carried a 2026 copyright and offered ice cream for order online.

  • Season / episode Season 1, Episode 7
  • Address 119, Rodney A. Erickson Food Science Building, University Park, PA 16802

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What happened after Food Paradise?

The episode featured the Berkey Creamery's ice cream, made through Pennsylvania State University's Department of Food Science using milk from the university's own dairy herd, alongside cheese and sherbet produced the same way. According to Wikipedia (revised 2026-08-22), the Creamery was founded in 1865 and is the largest university creamery in the United States, using roughly 4.5 million pounds of milk a year, most of it from a 210-cow herd at the university's Dairy Production Research Center, to produce more than 100 ice cream flavors and about 750,000 hand-dipped cones annually. The operation is based in University Park, Pennsylvania, on Penn State's main campus. According to creamery.psu.edu, checked 2026-09-08, the site carried a 2026 copyright, offered ice cream for order online through a store and account system, and listed a customer phone line and email for the shop. The page content described the Creamery's role as a working dairy-science teaching operation and retail ice cream shop on campus, matching what appeared on the episode.

Featured on Food Paradise

Season / episode
Season 1, Episode 7
Original air date
Not confirmed
Episode title
Ice Cream Paradise
What was featured
Housemade ice cream and cheese produced by Penn State's food science program
Role
Featured restaurant
Name on the broadcast
The Berkey Creamery

Frequently asked questions

Is The Berkey Creamery still open in 2026?

As of September 2026, The Berkey Creamery is listed open on creamery.psu.edu, reviewed by our team on September 7, 2026; not yet independently confirmed through direct contact.

What happened to The Berkey Creamery after Food Paradise?

The episode featured the Berkey Creamery's ice cream, made through Pennsylvania State University's Department of Food Science using milk from the university's own dairy herd, alongside cheese and sherbet produced the same way. As of September 2026, The Berkey Creamery is listed open on creamery.psu.edu, reviewed by our team on September 7, 2026; not yet independently confirmed through direct contact.

Where is The Berkey Creamery located?

119, Rodney A. Erickson Food Science Building, University Park, PA 16802. That is the address on the record as of September 7, 2026.

What season and episode of Food Paradise featured The Berkey Creamery?

Season 1, Episode 7 of Food Paradise. The episode is titled “Ice Cream Paradise”.

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Address
119, Rodney A. Erickson Food Science Building, University Park, PA 16802
Venue type
cafe
Official website
creamery.psu.edu

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