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Jan 25 2011

It’s Always Stormy in Tillamook

 

It’s Always Stormy in Tillamook is the name of the latest musical EP from a lovely group called Meg & Dia, who fueled their lyrical creations with Tillamook Cheese while renting a house in Tillamook. But it’s also a rather intriguing invitation to visit our little town of Tillamook on the Oregon Coast. Yes it’s stormy right now, but what a spectacular site! Green moss coats prehistoric forests on your drive out to the coast along HWY 6, raging storms whip up the ocean and beat rain against our coastal cliffs, and dramatic waves show you exactly how Haystack Rock got carved over so many years ago. My favorite part about the Oregon Coast is that no matter what time of year, there is always something amazing to see.

After your visit to the Tillamook Cheese Factory, cozy up in a B&B or the great room of a hotel with BIG windows and watch the show.

For those of you who have made it to the Oregon Coast during winter, what are your favorite things to see? Where are your favorite places to stay?

Photo courtesy of Oregon State Archives

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Jan 24 2011

I Found Love…

 

The Tillamook Cheese Factory – the cheesiest place in the whole wide world! I always find smiling faces and hearts full of Loaf Love whenever I’m there.

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Jan 03 2011

Restaurant of the Month: 2010 Recap

 

I always get excited (maybe too excited?) when I spot Tillamook Cheese on a restaurant’s menu. Here’s a roundup of our 2010 Restaurants of the Month, each of which uses Tillamook products on their menu items – in sandwiches, burgers, mac and cheese, and more. Do you ever spot Tillamook on menus? If so, let us know!

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