How does powered butter and powered cheese compare to regular butter and regular cheese as to fat per serving
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i would say, it has less because you would use less, however my purpose for this product is to keep it on hand in case of a power outage that may last more than a few days.
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Try mixing it with coconut oil if you want a buttery flavored spread. Actually, I prefer ghee for this purpose. It takes a very small amount of ghee to get a very buttery flavor. I usually just use this for cooking as it is less expensive than ghee. Fat is necessary in our diets. The old propaganda about how bad saturated fats were was based on false data. Scientific studies have found that the opposite is true - but all saturated fats are not the same. Animal based fats are more problematic for many people to digest. That's why some buttery flavor added to coconut oil works very well. Someone posted that it will never taste like real butter. It IS real butter that has been dehydrated. Most likely this person has never actually tasted "real" butter. The flavor varies according to what the cows were fed. The consistency is what is different after being dehydrated just like the consistency of any dehydrated product is not the same as it was originally even after re-hydrating it. The calorie content is the same because only the water has been removed.
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I use 1/2 and 1/2 and heavy cream just because our family likes a really rich ice cream. I wouldn't expect the same product using less fat content milk. Just try it and see what your family likes.
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I'm not an expert but knowing a little about where gluten and dairy come from I would have to say yes. This is 100% cocoa butter. It is derived from the oil that is in a cocoa bean. Calories per serving is 130. Calories from fat is...130.
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No, not rock hard. Not even like refrigerated butter. More like cream cheese. I've never even had one with a crusty layer on the top, it's always been smooth, creamy, and soft.
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They sell another butter oil which is in capsules, I think that is the one you are talking about. It has 60 servings, while the straight butter oil which is not in capsules has 96 servings. It breaks down to about 62 cents a serving for capsules and 59 cents a serving for the straight oil. The oil is easy to take and tastes buttery.There is also a high vitamin butter oil and fermented cod liver oil blend. Not sure if you might be referring to that one? Some of those are more expensive and some are less, depending on the seller. In that case, it's 2/3 cod liver oil and only 1/3 butter oil.Hope this helps. They sell another butter oil which is in capsules, I think that is the one you are talking about. It has 60 servings, while the straight butter oil which is not in capsules has 96 servings. It breaks down to about 62 cents a serving for capsules and 59 cents a serving for the straight oil. The oil is easy to take and tastes buttery.There is also a high vitamin butter oil and fermented cod liver oil blend. Not sure if you might be referring to that one? Some of those are more expensive and some are less, depending on the seller. In that case, it's 2/3 cod liver oil and only 1/3 butter... » Read More They sell another butter oil which is in capsules, I think that is the one you are talking about. It has 60 servings, while the straight butter oil which is not in capsules has 96 servings. It breaks down to about 62 cents a serving for capsules and 59 cents a serving for the straight oil. The oil is easy to take and tastes buttery.There is also a high vitamin butter oil and fermented cod liver oil blend. Not sure if you might be referring to that one? Some of those are more expensive and some are less, depending on the seller. In that case, it's 2/3 cod liver oil and only 1/3 butter oil.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes. It's basically a combination of these two healthy fats. Combined is better than eating a single fat alone and you save more time and money in the long run.
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I would say mild. It is slightly lower in fat than traditional peanut butter. And I add salt to mine.
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You cook with it as you would any oil. The only difference is that, it's in a solo state until it has liquified. I have replaced this and Olive oil for Vegetable oil. You can even use coconut oil as a substitute for butter.
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In many breads that I do use fats I use any combination of oil and butter all the way up to 1 Tablespoon per cup of flour. So absolutely feel free to use oil with or instead of butter.
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Raw butters are unrefined and usually come in chunks in a plastic bag. Refined butters are creamy and lighter in color, since the impurities have been filtered out. It sounds like you would rather have the refined version. The raw butters are said to have more of the nutrients that these types of butters are known for having.
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I only use the unsalted Plugra so I don't know if the fat contents differ but looking at the 8 oz unsalted label it says total fat: 11g, saturated fat 7g, no trans fat. Zero carbs, calories 100...says 8 oz per serving. Hope this helps. In the for what it's worth category: I've used unsalted Plugra for years and nothing beats the taste.
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I'm new to cheesemaking but I'm ballparking, like John S, depending on the cheese type. So for cheddar I press to remove more liquid than say monterey jack which is moister.
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Since the butter is included in the directions I assume it's also included in the nutrition facts. I have made it without the butter and it tastes, a little spicier and not quite as rich.
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THIS PRODUCT HAS TRANS FAT!!!I was amazed by all the positive reviews when after receiving my cheese, the ingredients included partially hydrogenated soybean oil which is a trans fat. Also, there isn't a trans fat section on the nutrition label like store bought brands. Was very disappointed and horrified.
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A WHOLE lot cheaper. You can get approximately 64 servings out of the 4.9 lb. The RTD's are a little better tasting sometimes but not worth the cost difference IMO. I would buy a small container 1st to see if you like it. If you like it then buy the big container to save money. I mix mine with Almond Milk (Original) and it's really good. You can mix with water and regular milk if you like.
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I personally prefer the body butter. But I have much drier skin so a thicker cream is what works best for me.