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- 15 February 2006
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- Dee Randall
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Salted organic butter bought at TJ's under their brand name. $4.49#.
It doesn't say at all where they got the butter from. Am curious if it is a
conglomeration of butters.
Just made some bread sticks and poked them into this butter. The butter is
not bad. No metalic taste which I find in so many butters.
Dee Dee
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"Dee Randall" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Salted organic butter bought at TJ's under their brand name. $4.49#.
It doesn't say at all where they got the butter from. Am curious if it is
a conglomeration of butters.
How many dairy products give you the location of their farms or processing
plants?
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Dee Randall said:Salted organic butter bought at TJ's under their brand name. $4.49#.
It doesn't say at all where they got the butter from. Am curious if it is a
conglomeration of butters.
What makes butter "organic"?
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Practice safe eating. Always use condiments.
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Quoted message said:Dee Randall said:Salted organic butter bought at TJ's under their brand name. $4.49#.
It doesn't say at all where they got the butter from. Am curious if it
is a
conglomeration of butters.
What makes butter "organic"?
http://www.horizonorganic.com/
DeeDee
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