hey everyone

I keep seeing butter buds in ALOT of recipes can anyone help me, what are butter buds?

is it a form of dried butter, is it a butter replacement, is it just a butter flavoring like molly mc butter??

Is there something else I could use instead of butter buds? where do you find them?

I live in lloydminster and we have a Nutters bulk food store here but even they don't have it.

thanks
Akela

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" Not all those who wander are lost ! " J.R.R. Tolkien

http://www.butterbuds.com/

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The tougher the climb, the better the food tastes. -Lupin-

Why would you not want the calories when you're hiking. Go straight for the Olive Oil...mmmm.

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hey there

it's not a matter of not wanting the calories while hiking it's a matter of keeping the food as light as possible, still edible, tasting good, and dehydrated for the trail. I had no idea what it even was until now. As far as I can tell the only product that I know of that is probably the same is called Molly McButter.

thanks for the input
Akela

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" Not all those who wander are lost ! " J.R.R. Tolkien

Wow... butter buds had me thinking of something entirely different [^]

After checking out the website, I think I'll stick with oil thanks!

Butter Buds are an Americanism, Molly McButter is the Canadian version.