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Stop Buying Butter

Butter is a kitchen staple that elevates everything from morning toast to rich, creamy sauces. But have you ever considered making your own butter at home? It’s surprisingly simple, incredibly rewarding, and gives you full control over the flavor, quality, and ingredients. Once you try it, you’ll never want to go back to store-bought butter again!

Why Make Butter at Home?

  1. Freshness: Homemade butter is as fresh as it gets.
  2. Flavor: You can customize it with salt, herbs, or spices for unique variations.
  3. No Additives: It’s free from preservatives and artificial ingredients.
  4. Sustainability: Reduce packaging waste by making it yourself.

What You’ll Need

  • Heavy cream: Use high-quality, full-fat heavy cream (preferably organic).
  • Salt: Optional, for salted butter.
  • Mixing tools: A stand mixer, food processor, or even a hand whisk.
  • Cheesecloth or fine mesh strainer: For draining the buttermilk.
  • Cold water: To wash the butter.

Step-by-Step Instructions

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