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February 19, 2014
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The Creamery of the Crop: Cayuga Lake Creamery

By The Cornell Daily Sun | February 19, 2014
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by BRITTANY LISANTI

Ice cream from Cayuga Lake Creamery | Diana Mak / Sun Staff Photographer



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