Wow! This is expensive for some butter. What health benefits will I get from this? I need to get something for $60.
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I use it for general wellness and give it to my kids with fermented fish oil for immunity and vitamin D during the dark cold winter months.
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Yes, it sounds very expensive, but it is worth the price; very low mercury and excellent taste. I like it more than the albacore and the store brands; very little liquid and mostly tuna. We eat tuna about once a week. Yes, the price is high, but what is the price of mercury in our bodies?
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Probably, I think they said you can mix it with oil. It just doesn't mix with other liquids, and it doesn't taste much like butter. But I'll bet mixed with coconut oil it might be really tasty.
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I'm reading these questions, because I've received this item as a much-wanted gift. (I'm thrilled!) And, coincidentally, I've just read an interesting series of posts about using a pestle and mortar for making nut butters on another site. See link. (I hope it's OK to post it.) Look for the comment and answers from a poster named Nablusiya. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/796482?page=all
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It is golden delicious goodness. If you have the idea of a nut butter in your mind--peanut butter, almond butter, etc., now think of a butter made from cinnamon graham crackers. It is to die for. If you like using nutella, as an example, you will love this--not that it's chocolate, but it's so darn good. And if you don't like it, guaranteed someone in your family will.
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I find this dressing is overpriced on Amazon. I can purchase it at King Soopers (Kroger)!for 4.79 a bottle. At that price it is well worth it and delicious.
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Yes, only better because it is fresher! Make sure u use the right ingredients. You can also use a topping oil for those who like extra butter!
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As a general guess, I'd say that the 1 lb package would have the equivalent of probably 10 lbs of butter. However, it's really not a great substitute for butter -- you can't reconstitute it or cook(saute) with it. It's better sprinkled over popcorn or veggies.
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Hi -nooo take it back. I get it from ralphs it should taste like regualr butter. they may have put in cooler with fish and absorbed the oders
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Yes, I think this would be great for that. Another healthy alternative is grass fed butter, like Kerrygold (from Costco, Trader Joes).
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Ah..now it is "down" to $27.99. Sorry. Not good enough. $23.40 is the price I'm looking for - and only if it adjusts back to that will I buy this food again. Even at that price it is very very expensive (although I do believe high quality) even compared to other high quality food. So nice try Amazon -- (or whoever is setting this price) -- but no cigar.
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I did some searching around and this is the closest thing I could find to an answer ... so ... mostly? https://www.bulletproofexec.com/help-kerrygold-grass-fed-butter-be-more-bulletproof/
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i dont work for kerrygold. have you seen their website? it explains a majority of this, it is from grassfed cows not soy or corn. it is pretty much the number one butter recommended by all well known nutritionists for their quality and standaeds. not all gmos are bad by the way. if you hate gmos, skip eating corn, carrots, bananas, certain apples, etc.
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YES, and that is very high. I get it at our local supermarket for 2 for $5.00 on sale; however, it's rarely over that anyway - there. I cannot figure out why it's over $3.80/bottle purchasing in quantity from Amazon, yet less in a regular supermarket - their variety, contents, label wrap, et al are identical, and so is the product. My doctor definitely favors this product, and doubled my daily intake to 2 bottles because my protein levels are low (I'm on chemotherapy). This is not worth the high corst. Take a vitamin pill (1/2 twice a day), and mix 1 C non-fat dry milk with 1 C of regular milk (not low fat, now 2%, etc), add your own flavoring and ya'got it, except that amounts to about 100 GM of protein. YES, and that is very high. I get it at our local supermarket for 2 for $5.00 on sale; however, it's rarely over that anyway - there. I cannot figure out why it's over $3.80/bottle purchasing in quantity from Amazon, yet less in a regular supermarket - their variety, contents, label wrap, et al are identical, and so is the product. My doctor definitely favors this product, and doubled my daily intake to 2 bottles because my protein levels are low (I'm on chemotherapy). This is not worth the high corst. Take a vitamin pill (1/2 twice a day), and mix 1 C non-fat dry milk... » Read More YES, and that is very high. I get it at our local supermarket for 2 for $5.00 on sale; however, it's rarely over that anyway - there. I cannot figure out why it's over $3.80/bottle purchasing in quantity from Amazon, yet less in a regular supermarket - their variety, contents, label wrap, et al are identical, and so is the product. My doctor definitely favors this product, and doubled my daily intake to 2 bottles because my protein levels are low (I'm on chemotherapy). This is not worth the high corst. Take a vitamin pill (1/2 twice a day), and mix 1 C non-fat dry milk with 1 C of regular milk (not low fat, now 2%, etc), add your own flavoring and ya'got it, except that amounts to about 100 GM of protein. « Show Less
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I am not sure what makes it so expensive---I read a review on this cream in a magazine...the women who were using it did not know what it was.....it won hands down as the number #1 cream for reducing brown spots and over all dull skin. It comes out in two formulations one is blue and the other is green you mix them together and apply to face at night time. I found an absolute difference in the brown cast my face had and the over all brightness.....I will continue to buy this cream. It worked for me almost like a miracle cream.... I now use it 3x a week instead of 7 and get the same results...I hope this helps I am a skin care junkie and have tried literally dozens of creams ---this one did work on me. I don't mind paying $$$ if it works and this does.....remember the study that was done the participants did not know if they were using the $25 cream or the $400 cream. this one won hands down. I hope this helps.
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Why the heck did this go up in price so much?! It was well worth my $25, but I wouldn't pay $60 for it. Yikes.
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One packet makes 2 pizza. It costs too much for the value...but I haven't found paleo or gluten free products to ever be inexpensive. It tasted delicious though.