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Evan Summers

Spread the Flavor: Why Real Butter Makes All the Difference

Butter: a simple ingredient with a rich history and a complex flavor. It has been a staple in kitchens for centuries, used in everything from baking to sautéing. Unfortunately, in recent years, butter has gotten a bad rap, often demonized for its saturated fat content. However, recent research has shown that butter can actually be part of a healthy diet and its unique flavor and versatility make it an indispensable ingredient for any home cook.


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Flavor First- Real Butter's Flavor is Unmistakable

One of the most significant advantages of real butter is its taste. It has a natural richness and creaminess that simply cannot be replicated by artificial substitutes. This depth of flavor comes from the milkfat, which contains a variety of fatty acids and other compounds that contribute to its unique taste.


For example, when you use real butter to sauté vegetables, they caramelize more evenly and develop a deeper, more satisfying flavor. The same is true for baking: cookies made with real butter have a richer, more decadent taste than those made with margarine or shortening. Finally, butter makes sauces sing with a luxurious richness.


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Unmatched Versatility

Butter's high smoke point makes it ideal for high-heat cooking, while its ability to brown evenly makes it perfect for creating beautiful caramelized onions or sumptuous golden brown steaks.


Real butter's benefits go beyond just taste. It's also incredibly versatile and can be used in a wide variety of cooking applications. Here are just a few examples:

  • Baking: Real butter is essential for creating flaky pastries, tender cakes, and flavorful cookies.

  • Sautéing: The high smoke point of butter makes it perfect for browning meat and vegetables, adding a delicious richness to savory dishes.

  • Sauces: Butter is a key ingredient in many classic sauces, such as béchamel and hollandaise, adding a luxurious texture and depth of flavor.

  • Spreads: Flavored butters are a simple way to add a touch of gourmet flair to any meal. From lemon pepper to honey cinnamon, the possibilities are endless!


Don't be afraid to experiment with different flavored butters, like onion garlic butter or herb butter, to add an extra layer of excitement to your dishes.


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The MySchmear.com Difference

And when it comes to real butter, quality matters. At MySchmear,com, we are a company dedicated to crafting hugely flavorful, small-batch, artisan butters. We proudly take flavor to a whole new level.


Our butters are blended with the finest ingredients and come in a variety of unique and delicious flavors, like toasted coconut, maple bacon, and even the ever-popular "everything bagel". We also introduce a unique, limited edition Flavor of the Month every month so you can explore new and exciting flavors all year round.


These gourmet butters are perfect for spreading on toast, topping baked goods, or adding a touch of luxury to any dish. They're a true testament to the flavor and versatility that real butter can offer.


So, the next time you're reaching for butter, ditch the processed stuff and opt for real butter instead. Your taste buds will thank you!


Additional tips:

  • Upgrade butter to grass-fed for improved flavor and quality.

  • Store butter in the refrigerator to keep it fresh longer.

  • Freeze butter for up to 1 year to preserve quality.

  • Let butter soften to room temperature before using it for baking or spreading.


We hope this article has given you a new appreciation for the benefits of using real butter in cooking. With its superior flavor and versatility, real butter is an essential ingredient for any kitchen.


And if you're looking for some truly unique and delicious butter experiences, be sure to sign up for our newsletter on our website. We will keep you updated with new flavors, blog post announcements, discounts/coupons, and more. We promise to limit emails to no more than 2 per month. You won't be disappointed!




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