butter Is the butter 100% grass-fed?
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All grazing animals (raised grass fed) are supplemented with grains and stored/dried forage during the winter months. Grass doesn't grow year round in temperate climates.
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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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The almond butter is made from blanched roasted almonds and has organic sugar cane. It's delicious and healthier than most others.
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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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It doesn't say on the container. But it does note that the sunbutter is made on equipment also used to roast soybeans, so if you have a concern about cross-contamination you may want to stay away. (A side note: I have yet to find any brand of sunflower seed butter that doesn't share equipment with soy or nuts. I also haven't found a sunflower seed provider that doesn't have a similar cross-contamination problem, so I can't even make my own sunflower butter. I have no good solution to this problem except hemp butter, which is $8/pound and tastes like grass. Not pot, just grass. Fortunately my two soy-allergic children have shown no reaction at all to sunbutter, and we go through a 5-lb tub every 9-12 days.)
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Well to be honest, I haven't tried the real butter. I have been using the popcorn/oil/salt combo package that I bought off Amazon which is delicious by the way!
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No butter at all. One of the very few products that has no butter which is why I choose to buy it.
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If this product truly is grass fed and pasture raised, then why does it not give any reference whatsoever to this anywhere on the product container. It says absolutely nothing about being grass fed, organic, or pastured. Very suspicious that they won't claim it on the bottle, but only on their website in fine print. I doubt it's actually grass fed or pastures.
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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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It appears to be the only ingredients that are not specified as organic are almonds and sea salt all others say organic . It is certified vegan and gluten free and the label says organic . It's an excellent quality almond butter !!
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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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No. If you roll your mouse over the picture they are all different butters. It is very good. Mix it with carrot seed oil and grape seed oil to make a hair mask. Use very little and blend well.
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I believe the instructions mention making butters with it but I've never tried. I imagine you could but wouldn't get it smooth like the commercial stuff. A VitaMix or food processor would work better. Hope this helps. By the way, it's GREAT for wheatgrass/greens.
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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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Yes. You put a pat of butter on the top. As it pops the butter melts into the kernels
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No, it's pasteurized, per US law. If you're looking for raw the laws vary from state to state, and in some you may find raw butter. I mostly use my butter for cooking, so whether it was raw or not would make no difference for me. In the end it's the fact that this butter is cultured that gives it its wonderful flavor. I've made my own raw butter before, separating the cream from raw Jersey cow milk, culturing it, then churning it. It was delicious, but never as good as Kerry Gold.
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Not an answer, but a question - did you ever find a dish for Kerrygold type butter?Thanks