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- Kerrygold vs. Kirkland grass fed butter : r Costco - Reddit
Both are very good but Kerrygold is richer in flavor I like Kirkland or Cabot day-to-day, but use Kerrygold for certain baking where the butter is a very important ingredient (like a sweet dough for instance) or as a spread on scones, crumpets, or soda bead
- Thoughts on Kerrygold butter? : r StopEatingSeedOils - Reddit
Kirkland brand butter that comes in the blue and yellow boxes are PFAs free according to the report Just stay away from the grass fed, Kerrygold, or anything that comes in a foil on the outside paper on the inside wrapper
- Whats this obsession with Kerrygold? As far as European style . . . - Reddit
Kerrygold, imported, was on the list, but was "lower mid-tier", as you wrote There are some artisan fresh butters available through the major online grocer (local, French, Belgian, Italian), but I've not tried them and they weren't part of the list, as they're mostly just for buttering bread rolls
- Kerrygold vs. Kirkland Butter: A Tasty Comparison : r Costco - Reddit
The Kirkland Grass Fed does have PFAS according to the site, about half has much as Salted Kerrygold (w o new packaging) Kirkland Organic butter does not have any traceable amount of PFAS From the site: Kerrygold Pure Irish Butter Unsalted Wrapper — 61 ppm organic fluorine (tested after lawsuit)
- How does the Kirkland Grass-Fed Butter compare to Kerrygold Butter?
i think some of the taste might be kerrygold having a 33% higher sodium content though (100 mg per serving Kerrygold vs 75 mg kirkland) Kirkland definitely does have a very rich, movie theatre butter like taste and if you salt a little i bet both would end up more the same But yeah Kirkland is a very bright yellow color and lots of butter flavor
- Kerrygolds is overrated? : r Cooking - Reddit
FWIW Kerrygold is like the worst of the best (european style butters) - it is made from grass fed dairy but it isn't cultured and is only 82% butterfat, which is the legal minimum to be called butter in Europe
- Kirkland butter competes with Kerrygold? : r Costco - Reddit
The really sad thing is that in Ireland, there's nothing special about Kerrygold butter Cows spend most of their time eating grass and hay in the fields, and Kerrygold is the type of butter you end up with You then have to ask yourself how dairy cows are farmed in this country in order to get the crap butter we have
- Only a fool would think Kerrygold is good butter.
The Kerrygold one was better by a mile, but I mostly chalk that up to shortbread having almost no ingredients For regular old brownies and cookies I'll be using whatever happens to be on sale (On the linked veryculinary comment -- I've heard before that Kerrygold is basically the worst of the best but idgaf because I can't buy anything else
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