ISO: Whey Butter
Hi everyone.
Just wanted to ask if anyone knows a reliable source for whey butter in the GTA area. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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jayt90
Aug 20, 2012 08:23 AM
Stirling whey butter is at Quickert's in Pickering. Used to be Reid's, which seems to be re-organized but much the same.
http://www.urbanspoon.com/ch/10/36302... -
damonster
Aug 19, 2012 05:27 PM
I've only found it at Whole Foods.
Here is the brand they don't list retailers that I could find but do have contact info for questions
http://www.stirlingcreamery.com/conta...
It's pretty tasty. I did come across something that said they sold it at Fiesta Farms as well but can't confirm.›4 Replies-
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estufarian
Aug 20, 2012 08:36 AM
I've found it at both Fiesta Farms and St Lawrence (although I don't think it was at Alex's - recall it was towards the NE end, but not sure exactly where).
I find the taste dominates everything I use it in - now prefer a 50/50 blend with 'regular' butter.
But have switched to cultured butter as I now prefer that - also at Fiesta Farms - and not sure the Whey is currently in stock there.
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re: uberathlete
estufarian
Aug 20, 2012 11:54 AM
No - definitely NOT - I was really disappointed in that. The taste test I did had it placed badly by everyone (my guess is that was because it is 'slightly salted'. Those who liked salted found it too bland; those who like unsalted found it too salty).
But - to be fair- I didn't use it in a baking test, where it's rumoured to be better than the alternatives.
I use the Lactantia Salted Cultured (? only available at Fiesta Farms - the Unsalted is available at several places).
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