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The Sandwich Creamery

You make your way down winding country roads to come here. The buildings are rustic and the cows are right out in the nearby pastures, making this creamery a real farm-to-cone experience. Hannah Road, North Sandwich. 603-284-6675; sandwichcreamery.com

By Rachel Forrest|Apr 18 2011|

You make your way down winding country roads to come here. The buildings are rustic and the cows are right out in the nearby pastures, making this creamery a real farm-to-cone experience. Hannah Road, North Sandwich. 603-284-6675; sandwichcreamery.com

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