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malumbu

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I understand that Herne Hill Farmers Market now has organic buffalo butter, they keep the animials in a paddock in Brockwell park and you are allowed to hand milk them and churn your own product. Absolute delish. There are plans to introduce alpacas next.
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Bob Buzzard Wrote:

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> Does the Chesse Block sell craft butter? I just

> read an article in the Guardian about small

> batches of craft butter which people spread on

> artisan bread - it sounds lush - much nicer than

> that President butter from Normandy.



Sounds amazing...hopefully they do a vegan version too...

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malumbu Wrote:

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> I understand that Herne Hill Farmers Market now

> has organic buffalo butter, they keep the animials

> in a paddock in Brockwell park and you are allowed

> to hand milk them and churn your own product.

> Absolute delish. There are plans to introduce

> alpacas next.


Great - where is Herne Hill Farmers? Market? I?d like to go there. When is it on?

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fishbiscuits Wrote:

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> I know you're taking the piss, but General Store

> (Bellenden Rd) and Mons cheesemongers both sell

> good butter.



I really want some craft butter - are the butters in the General Store and Mons crafted or manufactured butters?

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womanofdulwich Wrote:

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> I think it's quite easy to make a small amount

> yourself. Lots of shaking involved.


Yes- it was the first science experiment I was set. We were given a small glass bottle with a screw top to take home and told to put milk in it and shake it...it works!

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malumbu

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Gentle fun, not malicious - I leave that to others. You can get buffalo butter, not sure about alpaca though. I expect a hand churned product is very expensive, You'll probably get it in an agritourism type place in Italy, Croatia and the like. I miss the tart yogurt of my childhood - commercially produced but very different. Returning to Brockwell Park there is of course the country fair, https://www.lambeth.gov.uk/events/lambeth-country-show


Good to get away from Brexit for a few moments.

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malumbu Wrote:

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> Gentle fun, not malicious - I leave that to

> others. You can get buffalo butter, not sure

> about alpaca though. I expect a hand churned

> product is very expensive, You'll probably get it

> in an agritourism type place in Italy, Croatia and

> the like. I miss the tart yogurt of my childhood

> - commercially produced but very different.

> Returning to Brockwell Park there is of course the

> country fair,

> https://www.lambeth.gov.uk/events/lambeth-country-

> show

>

> Good to get away from Brexit for a few moments.


I don't tend to go out of ED much, though I did go to a 50th birthday party just over the hill in Sydenham last Saturday!

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Bob Buzzard Wrote:

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> I really want some craft butter - are the butters

> in the General Store and Mons crafted or

> manufactured butters?



I think the major brand of hand churned butter available is called "Crafty Nutter"....but its only available from 100% plastic free vendors...so you have to take a scoop home in your hands....

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TheCat Wrote:

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> Bob Buzzard Wrote:

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> -----

> > Does the Chesse Block sell craft butter? I just

> > read an article in the Guardian about small

> > batches of craft butter which people spread on

> > artisan bread - it sounds lush - much nicer

> than

> > that President butter from Normandy.

>

>

> Sounds amazing...hopefully they do a vegan version

> too...


Where can you get the vegan craft butter? I presume they use almond or soya butter?

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lavender27 Wrote:

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> Do you feel like a complete shit when you see

> people sleeping on the streets in doorways and all

> you can think of is where to get your craft butter

> to spread on your "artisan" ******* bread.


1p from every tub of craft butter sold at my local organic, gluten free farmers market stall, goes to help weave new sleeping bags out of leftover artisan loaves for the homeless to use.


so I feel good.

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TheCat Wrote:

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> lavender27 Wrote:

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> > Do you feel like a complete shit when you see

> > people sleeping on the streets in doorways and

> all

> > you can think of is where to get your craft

> butter

> > to spread on your "artisan" ******* bread.

>

weave new sleeping bags out of leftover

> artisan loaves for the homeless to use.

>

> so I feel good.


The sleeping bags made out of artisan loaves. Very interesting. 5 loaves - was there any fish involved?

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