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years ago lots of people made homemade butter to sell. an old lady close by used to make damn good butter.
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everything's better with blue bonnet on it
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Picked up some Trader Joe's butter yesterday.
Will give it a try out in the AM, when I butter my bowl for Shirred eggs.
Sam always has good advice!
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We tried the Trader Joe's French made butter on an English muffin last night !
I'm on a low cab. diet, but HAD to eat part of a muffin with this butter!
What Yummy stuff! I never knew butter could be so GOOD!
Thanks Sam !!!!
Virgil B.
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OK, I have to say thank you, the Trader Jacques butter is outstanding! Yeah i tried it and its very nice. recommend for all as long as it goes with your health.
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All the dairy cows is Wisconsin, USA, and butter has to be imported? I don't want to sound like mohick, shudder, but what do I know? i agree with you, there's no point using imported butter, we have a huge varieties of USA made butter here.
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It is a fer cry to call most of that crap butter !!!!!!!!! Guess some havent had anything better !!
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All the dairy cows is Wisconsin, USA, and butter has to be imported? I don't want to sound like mohick, shudder, but what do I know? i agree with you, there's no point using imported butter, we have a huge varieties of USA made butter here. Butter is different in America, as I pointed out. More water, less butterfat, and not cultured. American commercial butter is just not very good. For that matter, a lot of commercial butter in Europe is not that great either. As with anything else, you have to seek out, and pay for, a superior product. We each decide how that important is to us.
Sam......
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Well Sam, you have presented evidence. There was a time when I thought a table saw was a table saw. 35 years, and 5 saws later, I know there are differences. That of course is just an example, and I had never heard of French butter till I read your post.
I'm a bit like John Conlee, I'm just a common man.
These premises insured by a Sheltie in Training ,--- and Cooey.o "May the Good Lord take a likin' to you"
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Europe has high standards for the raw products that go into their butter and cheese. Sadly in America it's often the lowest grade that goes into butter and cheese.
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Europe has high standards for the raw products that go into their butter and cheese. Sadly in America it's often the lowest grade that goes into butter and cheese. ^^^^^^^
Slaves get what they need. Free men get what they want. Rehabilitation is way overrated. Orwell wasn't wrong. GOA member disappointed NRA member 24HCF SEARCH
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Do you drive a common van? does your dog have a pedigree?
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time. --Pat Parelli
American by birth; Alaskan by choice. --ironbender
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No, Sam. and no dog now, do you like green eggs, and ham?
These premises insured by a Sheltie in Training ,--- and Cooey.o "May the Good Lord take a likin' to you"
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Well Sam, you have presented evidence. There was a time when I thought a table saw was a table saw. 35 years, and 5 saws later, I know there are differences. That of course is just an example, and I had never heard of French butter till I read your post.
I'm a bit like John Conlee, I'm just a common man. then you will enjoy common butter. laughing.
Sam......
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holstein milk is just like coors light , sex in a canoe beer!! F^&KING near water!!!!!!
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Other than the butter I used to churn as a child on the farm, the best butter I have found has been the President brand, out of France. The other day though, I found what I believe to be an even better butter. Trader Joe's Cultured Butter from Brittany in France. Life is too short to work with common, insipid, everyday butter. Trust me on this. I can now agree whole heartedly. That butter "President" kicks azz. Picked some up yesterday and it definitely has a better flavor, and even texture, than the Smith Bros stuff I usually buy.
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