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Old 06-10-2006, 09:23 PM
AprilB Offline
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Default No, Jeebus...

Salt is used to preserve butter and other stuff. Hence salted pork, fish, etc.

Butter isn't used to preserve anything that I know of. The fat in it would go rancid.

Unsalted butter is the butter of choice because it doesn't have as long a shelf life (ie: fresher) because it doesn't contain salt and you can add salt to taste.

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Of course some people might like the heavy pre-salted taste...

>>>April i disagree with you, well partly at least. Yes butter is used as a preservative but for me it is the only butter for bread. It is the only butter I have ever seen in the better restaurants. >>>
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