How to Make Butter & Spreadable Butter at Home

[@Nellyontheland]

Watching INTENTLY ❤

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Thank you 😊

[@thelifeofjools8384]

Excellent ! Not tried making spreadable butter....thanks :) Butter is also the richest available food source of the short-chain fatty acid butyrate, which aids gut health. Butyrate has been shown to help improve GI function, reduce gut inflammation, and improve intestinal motility. Some research indicates that butyrate may also help protect against colon cancer. We really need to be going back to our culinary roots.....all the best 👍

[@lynnpurfield9430]

@@thelifeofjools8384 ooo, thank you. I buy butyrate tablets for my gut....🙄

[@lynnpurfield9430]

@@thelifeofjools8384 looking forward to having a go at the spreadable too.

[@lindajames7759]

I make my own butter which is delicious but I haven’t made spreadable so thanks for this 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@mpocock2632]

Spreadable butter, i will try this thank you Ana

[@pamwilson4334]

So refreshing Ana to see someone handling food without their hair dangling over it, and dirty, painted nails….you’re a pleasure to watch!

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Thank you 🥰

[@buffabee7130]

Game changer!🎉 so easy with a bit of time and a defo add on to the home made bread! Ive made it in a jam jar shaken for children its that simple but now its for food not for fun. I've switched to doorstep milk delivery and can now simply order cream the night before🤯 😂🤗❤️ simplifying life doesn't mean going without at any stage. (Now to work on cheaper olive oil from trees😂😂😂❤).

[@Iamhome365]

I actually made butter this morning! I had cream that went off so whipped it up and tastes the same! From 500ml of cream (not double) i got 7oz (200g) of butter and 225ml of buttermilk which i then used to make irish brown bread for my husband 😊 if cream was cheaper than butter i would most certainly be making it all the time but I'm going to a neighbour this week to buy milk from him and looking forward to seeing how much cream I'll get. I want to make cream cheese and cottage cheese 😊

[@buffabee7130]

It's the cost implication but using buttercream in bread is the perfect double partnership

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Thank you 😊 for many is not just cost but knowing that your home made butter doesn’t have any unwanted additives

[@AliceEade-st2yc]

Wow that's amazing thankyou Ana guess what I'm buying tomorrow morning to make some butter 😉👍❤️

[@lynneshaw9209]

I DIDN'T KNOW THAT YOU CAN FREEZE BUTTER AT ALL ❤

[@janetcutts7921]

Thanks Anna sharing across my Telegram groups & PHA very interesting

[@lynnpurfield9430]

Exciting. I only made butter once from whizzing cream too long in my little food processor with the creamer attachment.

[@Purelotus689]

Excellent

[@Beerweasel]

Thanks Ana.

[@anniegreen4205]

Thanks Ana

[@Lee_Proffit]

Ana, was that the same cream that you made ? I'm a tad confused over single / double cream 😞 Thank you, these videos are so helpful

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

No, when I poured it in my processor , 200ml wasn’t enough for whisk to touch the cream, so me Daniel had it with mince pies 😊

[@Lee_Proffit]

@@AnasFoodLifestyle Tell him to stop eating pies and get on making some videos for his channel 🙂

[@norton750cc]

Add the olive oil to the cream, then churn it. Might be easier?

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Never tried that way. The only thing is not knowing the final butter amount from cream to add oil proportion but certainly worth a try 😊

[@user-so2kz5hq5w]

Hi anna, enjoying your channel. Are you worried about the chemicals in clingfilm and other plastics?

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

I’m not worried too much, not enough to stop using cling all together, saying that I do make my purchases with that in mind

[@triciasage3749]

Brilliant as usual! What did you do with the buttermilk?

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Thank you🥰 if I’m making bread I will use it, otherwise my husband adds it to his protein shakes

[@deniseharker5078]

What did you do with the buttermilk? I keep it and use it in other recipes.

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

My husband ads it to his protein powder 😊

[@sarahmoore1079]

How long does the spread last in the fridge, in your experience?

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

If rinsed properly should be like any other, saying that I haven’t had any left after 2 weeks