Re: Re: Commercially available grassfed butter

[Guest guest]

>> As

far as I know probably second to KerryGold. <<

The store was out of Organic Pastures one day and I bought some KerryGold to

carry me over - man, that stuff is GOOD! Better tasting by far than Organic

Valley or any of the other organic pasteurized butters I've tried. Yum!

Christie

[Guest guest]

Mike-

Kerry Gold butter. It's Irish and pastured, but pasteurized. Still, if

you can't get raw, I think it's as good as pasteurized butter gets. I'm

not sure how widely available it is -- you can get it in Irish stores and

some upscale markets here in NYC like mentions, but I don't know

where else.

>If anyone has ANY good euro brand they have access to from even a

>specialty market like mentioned then please list that too.

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[Guest guest]

>> Kerry Gold butter. It's Irish and pastured, but pasteurized. Still, if

you can't get raw, I think it's as good as pasteurized butter gets <<

Let me just echo this - when I can't get Organic Pastures (raw, grassfed

butter), I buy Kerry Gold. It's DELICIOUS. It's the most delicious butter I've

ever tasted. I can eat it all by itself.

Christie

[Guest guest]

Does anyoone know if it is available in N. Calif? Also does it have the same

sour taste as Organic Pastures, which I don't like.

Jafa

Christie <christiekeith@...> wrote:

>> Kerry Gold butter. It's Irish and pastured, but pasteurized. Still, if

you can't get raw, I think it's as good as pasteurized butter gets <<

Let me just echo this - when I can't get Organic Pastures (raw, grassfed

butter), I buy Kerry Gold. It's DELICIOUS. It's the most delicious butter I've

ever tasted. I can eat it all by itself.

Christie

[Guest guest]

>> Does anyoone know if it is available in N. Calif? Also does it have the same

sour taste as Organic Pastures, which I don't like. <<

I live in Northern CA also, so yes - as far as I know, Organic Pastures is only

available here, am I wrong?

The Kerry Gold butter tastes nothing like the Org Pastures butter.

Christie

[Guest guest]

Wild Oats just started carrying Kerrygold in my area (oregon/washington) and i

haven't noticed it lately at Trader Joe's and have previously. I was surprised

at how much Christie likes Kerrygold as the first time i tried it a while back i

didn't like it at all. however, now that i know it's pastured i've started

buying it and getting used to it! i suppose it's a case of not knowing the way

butter is supposed to taste like.

sonya

Re: Re: Commercially available grassfed butter

Does anyoone know if it is available in N. Calif? Also does it have the same

sour taste as Organic Pastures, which I don't like.

Jafa

Christie <christiekeith@...> wrote:

>> Kerry Gold butter. It's Irish and pastured, but pasteurized. Still, if

you can't get raw, I think it's as good as pasteurized butter gets <<

Let me just echo this - when I can't get Organic Pastures (raw, grassfed

butter), I buy Kerry Gold. It's DELICIOUS. It's the most delicious butter I've

ever tasted. I can eat it all by itself.