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2:40 am
June 5, 2011
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That's a good haul! It looks very much like my shopping - needs more eggs 🙂
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1:02 pm
October 7, 2011
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Oohhh I've always got eggs stocked in my fridge 😀 nom nom nom
2:01 pm
June 5, 2011
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Eggs are nature's multi-vitamin.
I think we're quite lucky in the UK - I read about Kerrygold being the darling of paleo butter and actually struggled to find it here. We do have all manner of pastured butter in our supermarkets. I have found Kerrygold now, and it is a nice butter. Being a Yorkshire lad (that's a county in the UK, practically a country, certainly a State ... in mind), Yorkshire butter fits the bill and tends to be a little creamier. I buy that, Kerrygold and Isigny from northern France - now, that is a nice butter! Have a read when Wiki is unblacked: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beurre_d'Isigny
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12:44 pm
February 22, 2010
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Paul:
You've got a much better selection of artisanal butter in Europe than we do. Here it's pretty much "anonymous mass production" or Kerrygold, imported at great cost.
brynn:
Throw that in a skillet (or perhaps an oven, for the prime rib roast) and you've got dinner. Yum!
JS
1:26 pm
June 5, 2011
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I'll twist the knife a little more, then … just a little something I found this week.
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