butter: Is the butter 100% grass-fed?
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This actually is NOT 100% grass-fed. Their website states: Pasture Raised with Love! In a way cows are like kids - the more time outside the better. Our farmers send their cows out into lush, organic pastures for fresh air, exercise and grazing (weather permitting of course). Our Pasture-Raised animals receive the majority of their nutrition from organically managed pastures and stored dried grasses/forages. To ensure they get the complete nutrition they need, our cows may also be fed supplemental organic grains, both during the grazing season and into winter months. Supplemental organic grains can include any of the following: corn, soy, oats, barley, triticale and other small grains. Animals also receive necessary mineral supplements that sometimes include non-iodized salt.
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hi Brett....I recall confirming before I purchased this product that the cows are 100% grass fed. I can't remember how I did this cos I don't recall seeing this on their website. But I know I wouldn't have bought the product otherwise. good luck.
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I know having something that is organic is not the be all end all of product goodness. This butter is great, it is smooth and creamy . It tastes like the butter i and my wife grew up with. I works great for baking, has less water in it than the butter you can buy at the grocery store. I would highly recommend it to anyone. It is the only butter we have been buying for over two years now.
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No this is for the creamy version. It has 2.5 g of sat fat or 12 percent. Thanks, Nick
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i dont work for kerrygold. have you seen their website? it explains a majority of this, it is from grassfed cows not soy or corn. it is pretty much the number one butter recommended by all well known nutritionists for their quality and standaeds. not all gmos are bad by the way. if you hate gmos, skip eating corn, carrots, bananas, certain apples, etc.
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I've replaced butter with dairy free margarine (Earth Balance!) and it's turned out just as nice! :)
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Not sure what would make it "butter" but it's just a spread from pure coconut pulp. You have to warm it toale it more spreadable.
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Butter contains 16-17% water. Oils do not. Try decreasing the oil and adding extra liquid. Until you figure out the right proportions, open the cover after the initial mix and check the dough. If you have experience making bread by hand, you'll know if it's right.
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Yes, butter is optional. Make sure you measure the inside of your microwave though...mine is tight I have to remove the lazy susan to use this.
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here's the nutrition facts per the label: serving size 1 tablespoon (13 grams) calories 120, calories from fat 120 total fat 13g saturated fat 8 g trans fat 0.5 g cholesterol 40 mg sodium 0 mg total carbohydrate 0 dietary fiber 0 sugar 0 protein 0 vitamin A 10% calcium 0 vitamin c 0 iron 0 also says: "All Natural. No preservatives, Artificial Color or Flavor Added. Salt, Gluten & Gelatin Free." "Why Use Grass-Fed Butter Oil? Naturally high in Vitamin A, E, K & phenolic antioxidants Rich in healthy fat: conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) & Omega-3 fatty acids Product of fresh milk from Grass-Fed cows Organic with natural flavor & tastes delicious" "Suggested Uses For good health and to boost immunity Use 2-3 teaspoons daily. A 12 oz bottle will last 4 weeks Skin and wound healing properties Body massage & moisturizer" And that's everything the label says besides the front pictures as shown on amazon.
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No it does not make but butter. It is predominantly used to make batter using rice and different kind of dhals. This batter can be used to make dosa or idli
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From their site: "Purity Farms Ghee (Clarified Butter) is made from Grade AA Sweet Cream Certified Organic** butter."Package says it's "...from sweet cream butter from our pastured cows on our certified organic family farms." And package also says "USA farmed & manufactured":)
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Hello! Actually, I believe that Kerrygold butter is made in Ireland. The Irish care for their cows quite extensively and have smaller herds of cows than you would normally find here in the US. I wouldn't think they would have any of their production here. I believe after it is made in Ireland they freeze the butter so that it transports better to the US.
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Sorry, but don't know. Simply have never tried using it for this, or any other butters yet. Great for everything we have tried thus far though.
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No, its all grass fed cows. You can go to there site for more info at www.pureindianfoods.com Hope this helps.
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It does not contain lactose but I am not 100% sure whether the butter oil contains casein or not. Please check with Green Pasture website.
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Quoting directly from the list of ingredients on the box, the only items listed are whole grain popping corn, palm oil, salt, and mixed tocopherols (for freshness). Nope, there's no hint of butter or dairy, just a lot of flavor.