Meet Lacy Rae

Welcome to our homestead!

Meet Lacy Rae Heffelfinger - Founder of Muscadine Creek Creamery

Hi friends - I'm Lacy Rae Heffelfinger, the heart behind Muscadine Creek Creamery L.L.C., a family-run goat dairy and small batch skincare brand based in Titus, Alabama. 

 

What began as two Nubian goats - Daisy & Cashmere - gifted to me for my 15th birthday has grown into a full homestead and passion-driven business crafting nourishing HANDMADE GOAT MILK SOAP and SKINCARE using milk from my own herd.

Those two goats didn't just change my life... they stole my heart and turned me into the "crazy goat girl."

How Soapmaking Stole My Heart

My soapmaking journey began when two of my goats starting producing over a gallon of milk each day - and suddenly I had milk everywhere! After hours of research, I decided to give soapmaking a try.

My first batch failed (spectacularly), but I kept going - and soon I was hooked.

Now I craft small-batch goat milk soap and natural skincare the old-fashioned way: slow, intentional, and with love in every step.

Why Muscadine Creek Creamery is Different

Handmade in small batches

Made with 100% Fresh Goat Milk from my own herd

Never powdered or store-bought milk

Gentle and skin loving formulas

Inspired by faith, family, and farm life

My goal is to help you fall in love with your skin again - naturally.

Where to Find My Goat Milk Soap

You can shop Muscadine Creek Creamery Goat Milk Soap locally at:

The Shoppes Downtown- downtown Wetumpka

Vitality Wellness Apothecary Market- downtown Wetumpka

Mehearg Farm Market Produce Stand- Wetumpka Alabama

Alabama Goods in Homewood, Hoover, & Huntsville

Jenny's General Store- Equality, Al 

 

Thank you so muc for being here and supporting my small family business. Every bar of soap is truly made with love... from my family to yours.

 

Pixie Dust

Pixie Dust is an exciting young two year old. She just need a bit of maturing and I think she will be a stunning doe... she is already lovely! She will be a two year old second freshener this year (2024). I am excited to see her freshen! I am incredibly grateful to have her!

Pictures are from her first freshening.

Pedigree- https://genetics.adga.org/pedigreePrint.aspx?RegNumber=N002236469

 

Trouble

Trouble is my sweetheart goat. She is the sweetest little baby and I think she is going to be one lovely doe. Trouble's dam line has gorgeous mammary's and her sire, GCH + *B Blissberry Mic Drop has proven himself to be a powerhouse of a buck... with several notable daughters. His dam is SGCH Blissbberry GoodyGoody Gumdrops 4*M EX92! One of my favorite does! . His sire is SCGH  ++ *B Blissberry Show Me the Money... who is an amazing buck!

I am so excited to see her freshen this year (2024) and a two year old! 

Pedigree- https://app.adga.org/#/app/animal/2238150/identity

Pictures are her as a one year old with a terrible haircut, lol.

Phyllis

Phyllis was a goat I had really hoped for! Her dam is Blissberry Rise against 8*M! Against is a doe I fell in love with after seeing her for the first time in person at the 2021 National Show. Phyllis's maternal granddam is SGCH Blissberry Rise & Shine 7*M... who is just an incredible doe! Her full sister is SGCH Blissberry Rain Or Shine 7*M EX93, who won the Best Nubian udder at Nationals in 2019! Phyllis's maternal grandsire is + *B Wingwood Farm CM Atticus (2021 2nd place JR Get of Sire). Just a lovely pedigree!

Hopefully I can get her bred and get me some doelings!

Pedigree- https://app.adga.org/#/app/animal/2238151/identity

Pictures are of her as a one year old

Ringo

Ringo is my fancy boy. His mama is GCH Blissberry Yeah Right 5*M. She is incredibly beautiful and has some stunning lines behind her. Ringo's sire is *B Blissberry Crumblin' Erb. Erb is out of the STUNNING SCGH Blissberry Rock My World 3*M (2012 ADGA Reserve National Champion). I am super excited to working with some Rock My World genetics within my herd!

I am incredibly excited to see his first kids!

Pedigree- https://app.adga.org/#/app/animal/2296445/identity

Picture is him at six months old