Raw milk butter
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jbbank
, Oct 31 2005 05:10 PM
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jbbank
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Posted 31 October 2005 - 05:10 PM
Does anyone know if it's possible to find raw milk butter in Quebec? I know it isn't legal to sell, but does anyone know if there any milk producers or cheese makers making it for their own consumption and willing to share as a fair trade?
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jul3z
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Posted 31 October 2005 - 06:12 PM
I've seen it available at Qui lait cru in Jean-Talon Market...
http://marchespublic...ID=3&InfoID=604
http://marchespublic...ID=3&InfoID=604
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Vinfidel
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Posted 31 October 2005 - 07:14 PM
oh yes? have been buying my butter from lantancia style europeene but it is not that great
would be nice to have french butter
would be nice to have french butter
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Posted 31 October 2005 - 07:37 PM
Does anyone know if it's possible to find raw milk butter in Quebec? I know it isn't legal to sell,
Is that true? I know that is the case in the US, but I was under the impression that it was indeed legal in Quebec.
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Simon Patrice
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Posted 31 October 2005 - 08:06 PM
I've seen it available at Qui lait cru in Jean-Talon Market...
http://marchespublic...ID=3&InfoID=604
Sorry to dissapoint but I don't think it's made out of raw milk. If you are talking about the butter from Beurrerie du Patrimoine, their milk is pasteurized so I strongly doubt their butter is raw. It still is a very good artisanal butter.
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Posted 31 October 2005 - 08:12 PM
Qui Lait Cru carries butter, cream and milk from Beurrerei du Patrimoine, Ferme Jean-Noel Groleau in Compton QC.
I just checked a tub of butter from there in my fridge and it does not say it's made from "cru" milk. Neither does it say it's from pasteurized....
It says 100% naturel sans additif.
It's an excellent product and available Sans Sel, Sale and 1/2 Sale
Umm, having a slice of Fromentier Baguette with plenty of Sale right now....
/gth
I just checked a tub of butter from there in my fridge and it does not say it's made from "cru" milk. Neither does it say it's from pasteurized....
It says 100% naturel sans additif.
It's an excellent product and available Sans Sel, Sale and 1/2 Sale
Umm, having a slice of Fromentier Baguette with plenty of Sale right now....
/gth
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Posted 31 October 2005 - 08:30 PM
It's illegal in Quebec to import raw milk butter.
Sometime during the holidays some cheese shops have Échiré butter.
Sometime during the holidays some cheese shops have Échiré butter.
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Posted 01 November 2005 - 09:20 PM
I've tried the butter at Qui Lait Cru and it's definately pasturized. It's good stuff, but I'd been hoping to taste some raw milk butter. I've never had the chance to try and guessing from the way raw milk cheese is generally that much more interesting than their counterparts, raw milk butter shouldn't dissapoint either.
I'll definately be back to Qui Lait Cru though...
I'll definately be back to Qui Lait Cru though...
