this here is the gold standard for me. i dont know if you can get these in the us.
Butter shortage?
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CleanSump
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Some stores in the US stock it and Irish brands. We can order it online from Amazon, etc. But the price is high. Besides, everyone knows the best butter comes from Vermont just like the best cheese is from Wisconsin. I know this is true because I saw it in TV ads and it's against the law to lie in TV ads.this here is the gold standard for me. i don't know if you can get these in the us.
My dad used to make butter from the raw Jersey cow milk they bought from their neighbor. While the milk is marvelous, I honestly couldn't tell the difference between his and the Dairygold butter from the grocery store.
And for something completely different, but butter related... watch the movie Butter, with Jennifer Garner. It may not get the highest ratings, but it's entertaining. Set at the Iowa State Fair and centered around their butter carving competition.
From ready available butter my fav is Kerrygold salted, I normally get it at US Costco, not going to hunt for or pay much more for butter.
Decent butter for the price. Salt forward but sweet
Kirklands Grass-Fed Butter is what I like the best. Better than Kerrygold at a lesser price.
I buy Amish rolled, from the Amish/Mennonites and comit the sin of packing and freezing it so I don’t need to go out that far often
During the 1st 3 months of the year there were shortages similar to the pandemic, TP, towels, eggs and soap selections were quite sparse
My neighbor and I split a jersey and I get plenty of raw milk and raw butter.
I haven't ate pasteurized butter in years.
I haven't ate pasteurized butter in years.
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