Question on butter

[Guest guest]

Bee,

I had to buy organic butter made by Horizon today. I'm on a strict budget and I

couldn't afford the higher quality cultured butter by Organic Valley. What

bothers me is that the butter is ultrapasturized and I've read that this is

horrible (virtually no nutrients)...much worse than plain pastuerized. Would it

be better while I'm on a budget to buy regular butter at the grocery store?

Is the fat in the butter affected by ultrapastuerizing it?

I'm worried about the hormones and antibiotics in regular butter..although if I

haven't healed my body and my cells are not letting the appropriate materials in

anyway, would it hurt for a short time to eat regular butter?

Thanks for any advice you have.

Chanon

[Guest guest]

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> Bee, I had to buy organic butter made by Horizon today. I'm on a

strict budget and I couldn't afford the higher quality cultured

butter by Organic Valley. What bothers me is that the butter is

ultrapasturized and I've read that this is horrible (virtually no

nutrients)...much worse than plain pastuerized. Would it be better

while I'm on a budget to buy regular butter at the grocery store?

Yes it would be better to buy a regular butter rather than

ultrapasteurized. I buy unsalted cultured butter at the regular

grocery store when my budget is low, and it is quite fine even though

it is not certified organic.

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> Is the fat in the butter affected by ultrapastuerizing it?

The fat is affected by pasteurizing so ultrapasteurizing would affect

it more (along with the minerals and vitamins contained in it)

because it is heated to higher temperatures for a longer period of

time.

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> I'm worried about the hormones and antibiotics in regular

butter..although if I haven't healed my body and my cells are not

letting the appropriate materials in anyway, would it hurt for a

short time to eat regular butter?

Sometimes you have to make choices and having the butter is more

important than getting a small amount of hormones and antibiotics.

> Thanks for any advice you have. Chanon

You are very welcome Chanon.

Bee