Are the cows which provide the cream this butter is made from get any grain(how much?) or is it only grass?
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From the Kerrygold website: The vast majority of an Irish cow's diet is from rich, natural grass which grows abundantly in Ireland. Irish dairy cows graze outdoors on grass all day long for up to 312 days a year. In fact, Irish cows graze outdoors on grass for longer than almost every country in the world. Like so much of what we do, our feeding pattern follows the cycle of nature. During the winter, when grasses stop growing, Irish cows are fed dried grass (known as silage). This grass is grown throughout the year, cut fresh and stored to be used when the winter comes. Cows in Ireland calve in the spring and are therefore outdoors, grazing on green grass when they are producing milk. After calving, cows are provided with supplementary feed to help restore protein and nurture them through this period. The majority of our cows' supplementary feed is locally grown crops such as wheat and barley. As a small island, Ireland does not have enough land available to grow certain crops locally; therefore a number of crops are imported. These imported crops comply fully with strict European and Irish legislative requirements on labeling and traceability. Because our cows live outdoors for most of the year, they are free to roam and graze which is a cow's natural behavior. Although this sounds like common sense, in many milk producing countries cows will spend much of their lives indoors. As a result they do not get to eat the same amount of fresh grass. Our cows produce approximately 5,000 liters per annum. In many countries, cows are intensively farmed and milked. An Irish cow's milk `production' is deliberately much lower than in other countries as the Irish dairy system is less intensive than countries wherein dairy cows are kept indoors, fed grain exclusively and are intensively milked. While this may be less profitable, we believe that it leads to happier cows and better products. We find that what keeps our cows happy also leads to happy customers.
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Nowhere on their website does it say anything about grass fed cows. Amish "style" rolled butter, not made by anyone Amish that i can see. I was on Minerva.com
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You can buy a non dairy version called pre-milk. It's basically milk thats not been through the cow yet. It's often refered to as grass.
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It appears to be the only ingredients that are not specified as organic are almonds and sea salt all others say organic . It is certified vegan and gluten free and the label says organic . It's an excellent quality almond butter !!
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Sorry. I have no idea what breed they use. All I know is it is organic whole and grass fed cattle ...
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Quoting directly from the list of ingredients on the box, the only items listed are whole grain popping corn, palm oil, salt, and mixed tocopherols (for freshness). Nope, there's no hint of butter or dairy, just a lot of flavor.
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Yes they are both grass-fed. The cultured ghee is supposed to beneficial because the probiotics that grow in the cultured dairy are beneficial to the gut for digestion. I didn't buy the cultured ghee because if you're cooking with it you'll kill the beneficial bacteria anyway so no need for the higher cost. If you plan to use it to butter bread then it might be worth the purchase.
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The information is not on the label, so I can't answer the question. I would call the PTF site and ask. I had some questions about the food and the customer rep was very helpful and answered all my questions. I assumed that there was only garlic and butter since no other ingredients were on the label.A lot of reviewers rave about the sweet garlic butter, but I personally do not like it (just a matter of personal preference)....so this concern never was a factor or for me, but I see your concern.
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Peanute/cashew butter was the first thing I tried in this unit when I got it, because I was skeptical. But Oh my gosh, it makes the best, creamy, all natural nut butter of any kind! Nothing to add, just nuts! You'll love it!
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Not sure what would make it "butter" but it's just a spread from pure coconut pulp. You have to warm it toale it more spreadable.
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Hi, I don't know. I have not yet run across gelatin from grass fed cattle. Thanks for bringing up the question.
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Here's what their website says about it: "Our Grass-fed Organic Ghee is made from the milk of pastured cows, fed on fresh green grass in spring and fall only. No GMOs, no added salt, no preservatives, no Trans Fats, no colors or dyes, no MSG, no flavor enhancers. The one and only ingredient is milk, with absolutely nothing else added to it." I don't see, so far, on their site that it says it's "raw". I would assume since it doesn't say then it's not. But I contact them to find out. :)
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No it does not make but butter. It is predominantly used to make batter using rice and different kind of dhals. This batter can be used to make dosa or idli
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There is no dairy product in the Simply Salted all Natural. It's just Oil and Salt. If you got the butter flavor or something that would have dairy in it. But the plain Simply Salted is just that, silmply salted.
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I would suggest you go to the Callebaut website. There is cocoa butter in it - I don't know if there is anything dairy in that.
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I'm not sure since I haven't tied, "regular gelatin obtained from grass fed cows". If you sell the product I'll try it out. I like what collagen does for me.
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The labeling says it is made from grass fed cows. Its ingredient list is clean and very simple. I have been using this product for several years now and love it.