A creamery is a place where milk is turned into cream, butter, and cheese, or where those things are sold. It is a dairy word, a little old-fashioned and a little countryside: you meet it on farm signs, on butter packets, in food history, and on some modern ice-cream or cheese shops that want a handmade feel. Neutral, not slang; more written and commercial than café chat in Taiwan.

A creamery「creamery」 is指的是 a place一個地方 where milk is turned into cream, butter, and cheese牛奶在那裡被做成鮮奶油、奶油和起司, or where those things are sold或是這些東西在那裡被販售。It is它是 a dairy word一個乳製品相關的字, a little old-fashioned and a little countryside帶點老派、帶點鄉村的味道: you meet it你會在 on farm signs, on butter packets, in food history農場招牌、奶油包裝、食物歷史 and on some modern ice-cream or cheese shops that want a handmade feel以及一些想營造手工感的現代冰淇淋或起司店 上看到它。Neutral, not slang它是中性用字，不是俚語; more written and commercial than café chat in Taiwan在台灣比較常出現在文字和商業場合，而不是咖啡廳的閒聊裡。

Though actually, many new shops call themselves a creamery when they mainly sell ice cream, not when they churn butter — they are borrowing the old farm picture.

Though actually不過其實, many new shops很多新開的店 call themselves a creamery自稱是 creamery when they mainly sell ice cream其實主要是在賣冰淇淋, not when they churn butter而不是真的在攪奶油 — they are borrowing the old farm picture它們是在借用那種老農場的形象。

It is not a bakery, and it is not the word for cream itself. English reshaped French crémerie to look like cream plus -ery, the usual “place of” ending.

It is not a bakery它不是麵包店, and而且 it is not the word for cream itself它也不是「鮮奶油」這個字本身。English英文 reshaped把法文 French crémerie法文的 crémerie 改造 to look like cream plus -ery讓它看起來像 cream 加上表示「…的場所」的 -ery, the usual "place of" ending(併入前)。