WayHar Farms is a country market with farm fresh ice cream
BERNVILLE, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- Milking cows is the Lesher family business, dating back generations.
The family operates a 600-acre farm in Berks County with nearly 700 cows, 300 of which produce milk daily.
The family started making ice cream in 1970 when they opened the Way-Har Farms Market, named in honor of Wayne and Harold, the brothers who owned the farm.
The ice cream has become a major staple at the country store.
With more than 90 flavors rotating year-round available, by the scoop or to take home in a half gallon.
They make sundaes, milkshakes, and every other ice cream iteration you can imagine, including a palette, which is like a flight of beers, only it's an ice cream sampler with four scoops of your choice.
The country store is a true destination with freshly baked pies, bread, local produce, and a deli.
