£7.06
This unsalted butter is crafted for culinary use, offering a rich flavor from grass-fed cow milk in Normandy. With 82% fat content and PDO certification, it ensures quality for baking and cooking.
- Contains high levels of beta-carotene for enhanced color and aroma.
- Made from pasteurised milk cream with lactic starters for a unique taste.
- Packaged in a 250g portion for convenient use.
- Suitable for vegetarians and free from added salt.
- Requires refrigeration at +6°C maximum to maintain freshness.
- Originates from the Normandy region, known for rich grazing lands.
Ideal for enhancing the flavor of pastries, sauces, and everyday dishes.
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Description
xPDO (Protected Designation of Origin) unsalted butter is made from milk collected exclusively 20 miles around the dairy cooperative. The milk comes from grass-fed cows which produce a milk that has high levels of beta-carotene, iodine, oleic acid and diacetyl, which give the butter its unique flavour.
The terroir lies in the heart of Normandy, between land and sea. It benefits from a wetland area with a mild climate that provides rich, dense and abundant grazing for the producers' cows. Weather permitting, the cows graze in this idyllic setting for 7 to 8 months of the year.
Features: 82% fat.
Country of origin: France.
| Typical Values for: 100g |
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| Energy 3054kJ / 743kcal |
| Fat 82 g |
| of which saturates 59 g |
| Carbohydrate 0,5 g |
| of which sugars 0,5 g |
| Protein 0,7 g |
| Salt 0,08 g |
Storage: Keep Refrigerated.
Package type: Wrap.
Full Product Name: Unsalted Butter.
Storage: Keep refrigerated at +6°C maximum. Best before : see side of pack.
Ingredients: Cream from Pasteurised Milk , Lactic Starters.
Allergen Information: Contains Lactose , Contains Milk.
Dietary Information: Suitable for Vegetarians.
