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Major Nikon

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9. Traditionally butter was fermented
Mon Mar 18, 2019, 10:27 AM
Mar 2019

Milk was gathered over the course of several days and would naturally ferment prior to churning.

Cultured butter commercially produced today involves taking pasteurized cream and inoculating it with specific bacteria which is then allowed to ferment. The result is far less complex than cultured butter made by traditional methods which is probably how the Amish still do it.

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