12-10-2011, 04:31 PM
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Re: Butter
Originally Posted by FridgeMagnet
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Did anyone else ever have a Bel cream maker? Where you melted unsalted butter in milk. Then pumped it, by hand, through a valve
we did but I found a glass jar did the same job .
my aunt and my gran used to make it in a Kiln jar 
12-10-2011, 05:03 PM
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Re: Butter
Originally Posted by FridgeMagnet
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Did anyone else ever have a Bel cream maker? Where you melted unsalted butter in milk. Then pumped it, by hand, through a valve
I'd also completely forgotten about Vitalite until now 
12-10-2011, 06:02 PM
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Re: Butter
I like butter and we use it. The spreads are definitely not the same, although my OH is happy to eat them. Butter has lovely memories for me. My grandma used to buy the loose tub butter and I can still see her with the butter patters. When she had it in the shape she wanted it, she used to finish it off with a butter stamp which left a litle picture of a flower imprinted on it.12-10-2011, 06:09 PM
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Re: Butter
Originally Posted by Aerolor
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I like butter and we use it. The spreads are definitely not the same, although my OH is happy to eat them. Butter has lovely memories for me. My grandma used to buy the loose tub butter and I can still see her with the butter patters. When she had it in the shape she wanted it, she used to finish it off with a butter stamp which left a litle picture of a flower imprinted on it.
I can remember wooden tubs of butter and buying half a pound wrapped in greaseproof paper , lovely taste it had too. We used to get it from a grocer in Ashbourne, Bagnalls I think it was called
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