Kate's Buttermilk in Boston
Where may I find it? I'll be in Arlington next week.
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I think I'll be in good shape. Just spoke with my daughter-in-law who said there's a Market Basket near H-Mart and she wants to go there, anyway. Thank you all so much!
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H-Mart
3 Old Concord Rd, Burlington, MA 01803›2 Replies -
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re: GPage
All their Nashua/Merrimack/S. New Hampshire locations seem carry it. Occassionally an individual store will run out, but a couple of times when there was none on the shelf i've asked and they got some for me from the warehouse/cooler in back of the store. Would suggest doing the same if a Boston area Market Basket doesn't have it on display.
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re: Pat Hammond
A very Irish thing to do. Buttermilk is perhaps the most iconic Irish food, going back to prehistory. When the cows are being milked, and butter is being made, the leftovers from the churning in a cool climate became a highly nutritious foodstuff. When potatoes came from the New World with the British planters, the combination of potatoes with buttermilk made for very nutritious (about as nutritionally complete as one can get in staple foods) but relatively low-labor-intensive staple. With that, the Irish population boomed. And, of course, we know what came next, with a little reminder of the blight infestation from last summer's awfully damp and cool weather...
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