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This butter is really tasty. I get it whenever I see it on sale. Found out about it at a relative's house. She is big into cooking all types of international cuisines and it's all she uses. I've also tried the garlic variety...also good. Too bad I don't have a Costco near me. Can I get a membership to use strictly for online delivery? Thanks
delicious, but per kerrygold their cattle eat grain about 15-20% of the year. No thanks. I started buying from a true grass fed/grass finished local farmer.
How much is that per lb? This is slick deals after all.
15-20% grain is way better than 98% of the stuff available on the us market.
My favorite butter... I stocked up last time it was on sale (don't think there was a limit back then) but haven't seen it on sale in a long time.... unfortunately there's a limit of 3 with this sale and it's only for 10 days.
delicious, but per kerrygold their cattle eat grain about 15-20% of the year. No thanks. I started buying from a true grass fed/grass finished local farmer.
I buy from a local farmer too (all grass fed) but it's way more expensive at $16 per lb. So I only use it to eat outright.
This is much cheaper for cooking and such.
How much is that per lb? This is slick deals after all.
15-20% grain is way better than 98% of the stuff available on the us market.
100% agree that this butter is better than 98% of the butter being sold in the US and that this is a super slick deal. I'll probably pick some up next month.
My local farmer in the DC area charges $7.50/lb. No hormones, no antibiotics, no grain.
Best toast ever with a nice slice of sourdough and this butter. Most other butter tastes like styrofoam after having this. Gonna totally stock up on as much as I can!
I buy from a local farmer too (all grass fed) but it's way more expensive at $16 per lb. So I only use it to eat outright.
This is much cheaper for cooking and such.
wow, that's quite a premium that farmer charges unless it's raw butter. My local farmer in the DC area charges $7.50/lb.
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15-20% grain is way better than 98% of the stuff available on the us market.
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This is much cheaper for cooking and such.
15-20% grain is way better than 98% of the stuff available on the us market.
My local farmer in the DC area charges $7.50/lb. No hormones, no antibiotics, no grain.
This is much cheaper for cooking and such.
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