Actually is the CREAM pasteurized before its made into butter?
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All butter is made with pasteurized products, as required by USDA law. best regards, Margaret igourmet
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Yes raw dairy products not aged 60 days or longer are not allowed to be shipped to the USA
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All butter is made with pasteurized products, as required by USDA law.best regards,Margaretigourmet
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The pasteurization process begins once the cream is separated from the milk. The milk is warmed to just above 80C for 15 seconds. This comes from their website, kerrygoldusa.com. But, it only says pasteurized cream on the label.
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Yes it is. In fact I like this product better. The cream seems to stay whipped and firm.
1914052
No this is for the creamy version. It has 2.5 g of sat fat or 12 percent. Thanks, Nick
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If you look at the images associated with this product,you'll see butter and cream listed in the ingredients, so no. Not at all vegan.
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Yes, it tastes like butter, but, as for baking, no. It is not greasy like butter, but is really good on mashed potatoes, toast, soups, gravies, and such.
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Make sure you're not using ULTRA-pasteurized cream. If you use ULTRA-pasteurized cream, you'll have to shake for 10 minutes (more or less).
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There is nothing on the packaging that suggests these Pistachios are pasteurized. The word "pasteurized" does not appear anywhere on the label. They are roasted, shelled and sea salted though.
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No you only place a small amount of water in the base and the butter is sealed but held above the water. It really works quite well. It keeps the butter fresh and it is always ready to spread. rkeithr
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YES. It has been refined and deodorized according to the description here.http://www.sears.com/spirzon-llc-mango-butter-white-raw-1-lb/p-SPM11178127115?prdNo=25
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Yes, it is coconut butter, the oil is separated though... at the top, so I thought it was just the oil, but nope. I'd never heard of butter, I meant to order just oil but, Anyways, its fabulous quality and flavor.
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Sort of. It comes as a block and must be diluted with hot water to make the cream. However, if you are used to buying coconut cream in a can,know that this product, while technically the same, has a really different texture. If you are using it in Indian cooking or Thai, you may not notice the difference, but coconut cream is much smoother and sweeter. I think this product is sufficiently different that it can alter the entire flavor profile of a dish. It is very grainy and far less sweet. Good for what it is. But not really the same as the canned stuff.
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Yes, they are pasteurized! We are eating clean and healthy and made sure that these were raw and pasteurized before buying them! I'll be buying them from this company from now on! www.good4u.isagenix.com
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no. according to the product information it is pre-sanitized. This is amazingly soft also. My granddaughter loves hers.
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Coconut juice is not a milk product, so I don't think it has to be pasteurized. Coconut juice is the richest natural product that you can drink.
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Yes. It is almost like whipped cream already-so thick and luscious. I love this product.
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No. Cream is much thicker and typically a solid mass. It can be thinned out and "become" milk.