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commercial butter is 16 to 17% water. Water is in the cream.

By the way, the water content in food counts for your 6 cups a day. We get a lot of water from our food!
I guess if there was no water, it would be a rock or dry brick. Looking at my butter (Tillamook in my house) the ingredients are cream and salt for salted butter and cream for unsalted butter. I use both for different reasons. So I'm curious as to the process that leaves one butter with more or less water, and does it matter? There's a difference between milk and cream, but they are both good for you, IMHO.
I came here looking for friends I can trust. I was told this place would be a good start. :oops:
You have friends here. :hugs Sometimes we like to share what we have learned, but we aren't passing judgement on anyone. In the end, we each have to make the decision that best for our own family and lives, Sometimes what we share is wrong, but we are sharing what we know based on our experiences. And we come out on the other side BYC friends! Because we really like each other, and you! We like you!
 
I guess if there was no water, it would be a rock or dry brick. Looking at my butter (Tillamook in my house) the ingredients are cream and salt for salted butter and cream for unsalted butter. I use both for different reasons. So I'm curious as to the process that leaves one butter with more or less water, and does it matter? There's a difference between milk and cream, but they are both good for you, IMHO.
You have friends here. :hugs Sometimes we like to share what we have learned, but we aren't passing judgement on anyone. In the end, we each have to make the decision that best for our own family and lives, Sometimes what we share is wrong, but we are sharing what we know based on our experiences. And we come out on the other side BYC friends! Because we really like each other, and you! We like you!
Experience is what I have a lot of. Good friends is all I need.
 

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