Do you know this butter is not organic?
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What about certified organic butter?All butter is fabulous, and organic butter at least comes from cows raised without growth hormones or antibiotics. You also know their feed is GMO-free and pesticide-free. YAY.Yet, organic dairy standards in the U.S. only require cows have "year round access to the outdoors except under specific conditions (inclement weather)," not necessarily that their outdoor lots be full of lush, green grasses and happy meadows and pastures.So, while some organic dairies may raise their cows out on pasture for the vast majority of the year, others simply may not. Therefore, organic certification is completely irrelevant to determining if the butter is from grass-fed cows. What about certified organic butter?All butter is fabulous, and organic butter at least comes from cows raised without growth hormones or antibiotics. You also know their feed is GMO-free and pesticide-free. YAY.Yet, organic dairy standards in the U.S. only require cows have "year round access to the outdoors except under specific conditions (inclement weather)," not necessarily that their outdoor lots be full of lush, green grasses and happy meadows and pastures.So, while some organic dairies may raise their cows out on pasture for the vast... » Read More What about certified organic butter?All butter is fabulous, and organic butter at least comes from cows raised without growth hormones or antibiotics. You also know their feed is GMO-free and pesticide-free. YAY.Yet, organic dairy standards in the U.S. only require cows have "year round access to the outdoors except under specific conditions (inclement weather)," not necessarily that their outdoor lots be full of lush, green grasses and happy meadows and pastures.So, while some organic dairies may raise their cows out on pasture for the vast majority of the year, others simply may not. Therefore, organic certification is completely irrelevant to determining if the butter is from grass-fed cows. « Show Less
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Do I know it is not organic? No, I do not know that; however, it seems safe to assume that it is not organic, because the package does not say it is organic. I believe if it were organic, the maker would probably put that on the packaging.
471817
I don't know about organic, but it is the best tasting butter that I have ever had.
471818
I know having something that is organic is not the be all end all of product goodness. This butter is great, it is smooth and creamy . It tastes like the butter i and my wife grew up with. I works great for baking, has less water in it than the butter you can buy at the grocery store. I would highly recommend it to anyone. It is the only butter we have been buying for over two years now.
471819
Not a big concern for me. What I do know is that it tastes a lot better than the paraffin that Land of Lakes calls butter....
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Was using Vermont Cabot Creamery butter but they went commercial only and one can no longer find it in grocery stores. Animals raised by the Amish are treated and fed differently than those kept in traditional chicken coops and slaughterhouses. I am allergic to regular eggs. Amish eggs and butter, I can eat with no problem. It is the only butter I use regularly for baking (makes great cookies!) and pies. Much preferred to the typical tub of unpronounceable ingredients and chemicals sold as butter substitutes and whatever that is Land o Lakes sells which lacks both the smell and taste of real butter. In short, it tastes so great, I don't care. :-) Was using Vermont Cabot Creamery butter but they went commercial only and one can no longer find it in grocery stores. Animals raised by the Amish are treated and fed differently than those kept in traditional chicken coops and slaughterhouses. I am allergic to regular eggs. Amish eggs and butter, I can eat with no problem. It is the only butter I use regularly for baking (makes great cookies!) and pies. Much preferred to the typical tub of unpronounceable ingredients and chemicals sold as butter substitutes and whatever that is Land o Lakes sells which lacks both the smell and taste of... » Read More Was using Vermont Cabot Creamery butter but they went commercial only and one can no longer find it in grocery stores. Animals raised by the Amish are treated and fed differently than those kept in traditional chicken coops and slaughterhouses. I am allergic to regular eggs. Amish eggs and butter, I can eat with no problem. It is the only butter I use regularly for baking (makes great cookies!) and pies. Much preferred to the typical tub of unpronounceable ingredients and chemicals sold as butter substitutes and whatever that is Land o Lakes sells which lacks both the smell and taste of real butter. In short, it tastes so great, I don't care. :-) « Show Less
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Yes, this is coconut butter and excellent quality. They also do coconut oil just read the jar and description! :)
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This one is not organic. Some people confuse the NAME OF THE COMPANY on the jar (which says "YS Organic Bee Farms") with the product actually being organic. It is not. This is raw non-organic honey. I don't really care about the organic part, just that it's raw, AND tastes delicious. (Which I assure you this one does!)
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No, this isn't organic. It is full of bad, harmful ingredients that are cancer causing such as talc, mineral oil, parabens, and Lake dyes.
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The label says that this product is a natural product: however, I do not know if this means organic or not.
565580
The label says it is "natural." That has no meaning, legally. The label does NOT say it's organic, just fyi.
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I'm not at all associated with the seller of this product, but I do order it here and use it. The ingredient is just raw cocoa butter.
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Sorry, I don't have any of that information. The only information on the product's label is a bar code, and "Gourmet Lavender - New Crop". Although I normally wouldn't assume anything, I think the seller would want to tout the product's organic status if it exists. Therefore, since it wasn't stated, I would say it is not organic.
1640940
No, the picture must be wrong. I buy their decaf french roast and it's yummy, but not organic.
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I wouldn't trust the description if it does not say organic on the label. I would think that, if it really was organic, they would be sure to label it as such. That's just my opinion...I don't know for sure.
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It does not say organic on the container. But this product comes straight from the Cacao bean. I DNT know if the cacao beans are organic. But this cocoa butter is in raw form nothing added to it.
233476
No place on the container mentions that is organic. So you are correct. It is not organic.
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It is pure, high quality duck fat but not organic. You may want to check their website: bellabellagourmet.com
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There is nothing on the package indicates that. Now Foods claim that their products are organic.
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I do not know but it is organic. Perhaps calling the company. I hope this helps
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"Contains: Certified Organic Shea Butter and Certified Organic Rosemary Extract"
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This shea butter is organic and probably all raw shea butter available is. Consider how raw shea butter is produced: the shea nut used to extract the butter from falls from trees that grow wild in Africa, then are picked up then boiled, milled and filtered by cooperatives of women, it is then certified as to Grade A (in this case), then it is send through customs to the US and it is ready to be sold. There is no RAW shea butter I know of that is not organic and that is treated using synthetics or chemicals. Getting through the US paperwork to certify something as "USDA Certified Organic" is sometimes is not done to keep the cost of a product more affordable to consumers. This shea butter is organic and probably all raw shea butter available is. Consider how raw shea butter is produced: the shea nut used to extract the butter from falls from trees that grow wild in Africa, then are picked up then boiled, milled and filtered by cooperatives of women, it is then certified as to Grade A (in this case), then it is send through customs to the US and it is ready to be sold. There is no RAW shea butter I know of that is not organic and that is treated using synthetics or chemicals. Getting through the US paperwork to certify something as "USDA Certified... » Read More This shea butter is organic and probably all raw shea butter available is. Consider how raw shea butter is produced: the shea nut used to extract the butter from falls from trees that grow wild in Africa, then are picked up then boiled, milled and filtered by cooperatives of women, it is then certified as to Grade A (in this case), then it is send through customs to the US and it is ready to be sold. There is no RAW shea butter I know of that is not organic and that is treated using synthetics or chemicals. Getting through the US paperwork to certify something as "USDA Certified Organic" is sometimes is not done to keep the cost of a product more affordable to consumers. « Show Less