Butter

MossRoad · Apr 13, 2009

Read this directly from the Land O' Lakes website...
Their unsalted butter contains sweet cream, natural flavorings and milk.

Land O'Lakes: Butter, Cheese, Dairy and Deli Products

I think that's the way the cow made it 40 years ago, too.

Bird · Apr 13, 2009

We use margarine for two reasons; it's cheap and it's spreadable.

But I do buy the Land O' Lakes butter to use in a number of recipes when cooking.

tallyho8 · Apr 13, 2009

I just checked the ingredients of my Great Value butter from Walmart. The only ingredients are cream and salt.

srjones · Apr 19, 2009

Try organic butter.

LMTC · Apr 20, 2009

Is there an inorganic butter?

srjones · Apr 20, 2009

LMTC said:
Is there an inorganic butter?

Margerine

But seriously...

USDA Certified Organic butter, especially in the spring and summer when the cows are pastured more.

dmccarty · Apr 21, 2009

We still have a family run dairy that sells their own products locally instead of selling the milk to a larger company. I just noticed they are selling European butter aka higher fat butter. We have bought their butter but I can't really tell the difference between it and Land O Lakes.

Now their whole milk is a different story! Its whole. Maybe past whole. I have seen cream on top!

See if there are any local diaries selling to the public.

Later,
Dan