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Abernethy Butter 125g

chilled

€2.80

northern-ireland

description

Handmade unsalted butter. Perfect for bullet proof coffee. Ingredients List Cream (Milk) Pinch of Salt Dietary Info Nutritional Information per 100g Energy Value (kj) 3100 kj Energ...

Handmade unsalted butter. Perfect for bullet proof coffee.

Ingredients List

Cream (Milk)
Pinch of Salt

Dietary Info


Nutritional Information	per 100g
Energy Value (kj)	3100 kj
Energy Value (kcal)	742kcal
Fat of which is saturates	82.9g/100g 54.2g/100g
Carbohydrates of which is sugars	1.46g/100g 0.4g/100g
Protein	0.4g/100g
Salt	0.59g/100g

Storage

Keep refrigerated.

The butter will remain fresh for 12 weeks (refrigerated) and up to 6 months (frozen).

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the story of the producer

Abernethy Butter

Will and Allison of Beechtree Farm in County Down began making butter in 2005. The skill has been passed down through the family for generations and each roll of butter is lovingly made. What started with visits to local agricultural and vintage shows, demonstrating how cream was churned and turned into butter the couple soon realised there was a market for their lovely creamy butter, they have developed the product and now their butter is sold in many shops throughout Northern Ireland.
The couple source their cream from a local farm that grazes it's cows on the lush green pastures of The Lagan Valley.