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SergeStorms

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1. Kerry Gold Bog Butter. Yum.

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Tue Jun 14, 2022, 03:17 AM

Jun 2022

My favorite butter for anything is Kerry Gold from Ireland. The taste is so much better than any butter I've found in the States.

Those people know how to make butter and apparently have for thousands of years. I don't actually think Kerry Gold is old bog butter, but who knows?

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THE OLDEST FOODS IN THE WORLD DISCOVERED BY ARCHAEOLOGISTS [View all] Judi Lynn Jun 2022 OP

Kerry Gold Bog Butter. Yum. SergeStorms Jun 2022 #1

Irish butter is 82% butterfat while US butter us 80%. The Irish butter is more naturally Ziggysmom Jun 2022 #3

For Homo sapiens gladium et scutum Jun 2022 #2

Yup. If you can wrestle it down your throat ... n/t sarge43 Jun 2022 #4

There was some asparagus in my fridge COL Mustard Jun 2022 #5

The MOST butter... MiHale Jun 2022 #6

When I was over in Ireland my go to was brown bread and butter. I normally don't eat butter mitch96 Jun 2022 #7

My ancestors were from Mayo cate94 Jun 2022 #8