Re: Another delicious commercial butter choice

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Does it taste better than Kerry Gold? (AFAIK KG is 100% grass-fed.)

>Not perfect, but pretty good considering the AMAZING taste of this butter.

>Check it out.

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[Guest guest]

Yes, it does, IMO. I would guess that some of the Kerry Gold cream suppliers

have to put their cows inside during the winter as well, as it gets pretty cold

and desolate in Ireland too (same climate).

ps--I'll bring you some on Tuesday and you can judge for yourself!

Re: Another delicious commercial butter choice

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Does it taste better than Kerry Gold? (AFAIK KG is 100% grass-fed.)

>Not perfect, but pretty good considering the AMAZING taste of this butter.

>Check it out.

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[Guest guest]

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>I would guess that some of the Kerry Gold cream suppliers have to put

>their cows inside during the winter as well, as it gets pretty cold and

>desolate in Ireland too (same climate).

I'm sure they do, but IIRC their sileage doesn't include grains, just grass

and hay. I could be wrong, though; it's been a couple years since I looked

into it.

>ps--I'll bring you some on Tuesday and you can judge for yourself!

Thanks!

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[Guest guest]

Yes, Kerrygold is delicious and, true to its name, golden. A far cry

from white commerical butter. But, of course, its pasteurized.

Supposedly it still contains Activator X, which survives the heating,

but it's a shame. BTW, I have written Kerrygold and they confirmed

that it was pasteurized. (I had my hopes up because the ingredients

list is simply " cream, salt " , but oh well.)

Tom

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> Does it taste better than Kerry Gold? (AFAIK KG is 100% grass-fed.)

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> >Not perfect, but pretty good considering the AMAZING taste of this

butter.

> >Check it out.

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[Guest guest]

i know in australia atleast alot of products now do not have to list if they

are pasturised

so you find many itsm elike saurkraut, cheeses, all kinds of yoghurts ect

taht just list cream, salt or milk, cultures ect ect.

Bloody gvnmt! i want out. think i will go buy me a cpl of cows, some

chickens and go find a pathc of land somewhere

( i will need a weapon to hunt game to )

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From: lucientj [mailto:cassiusdio@...]

Sent: Tuesday, 14 October 2003 12:20 PM

Subject: Re: Another delicious commercial butter choice

Yes, Kerrygold is delicious and, true to its name, golden. A far cry

from white commerical butter. But, of course, its pasteurized.

Supposedly it still contains Activator X, which survives the heating,

but it's a shame. BTW, I have written Kerrygold and they confirmed

that it was pasteurized. (I had my hopes up because the ingredients

list is simply " cream, salt " , but oh well.)

Tom

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> Does it taste better than Kerry Gold? (AFAIK KG is 100% grass-fed.)

>

> >Not perfect, but pretty good considering the AMAZING taste of this

butter.

> >Check it out.

>

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[Guest guest]

> i know in australia atleast alot of products now do not have to

list if they

> are pasturised

> so you find many itsm elike saurkraut, cheeses, all kinds of

yoghurts ect

> taht just list cream, salt or milk, cultures ect ect.

>

> Bloody gvnmt! i want out. think i will go buy me a cpl of cows,

some

> chickens and go find a pathc of land somewhere

> ( i will need a weapon to hunt game to )

I've been thinking along those lines too! Don't think I can hunt or

kill animals though, that veggie part of me will never die. I'll

always have to rely on others to do it for me. :-( I did start

eating fish again by telling myself I had to catch and be able to

kill one first. But I just know I couldn't do it with animals.

Filippa

[Guest guest]

Don't disriminate against fish just because they're slimy! They're

animals too.

--- In , " filikara " <filippa91@y...>

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> I've been thinking along those lines too! Don't think I can hunt or

> kill animals though, that veggie part of me will never die. I'll

> always have to rely on others to do it for me. :-( I did start

> eating fish again by telling myself I had to catch and be able to

> kill one first. But I just know I couldn't do it with animals.

>

> Filippa