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About 'vegetable oil vs canola oil baking'|Butter vs. Margarine







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There               are               simply               about               50-60               different               types               of               butters               in               any               ordinary               grocery               store               today.

It               is               hard               to               choose               from               chic               goat               butter               to               omega               filled               butter               and               so               on.

The               American               food               industry               is               the               reason               why               many               of               us               consumers               spent               hours               in               front               of               the               dairy               aisle               trying               to               pick               the               healthiest               butter               from               the               cheapest,               highly               processed               brands               available               on               the               market.

With               marketing               experts               getting               crafter               than               my               inexperienced               food               science               mind               can               handle,               it               is               more               important               to               have               taste               tests               done               to               distinguish               the               good               from               the               bad.

America's               Test               Kitchen               (my               favorite               PBS               cooking               show)               has               yet               again               read               my               mind               and               has               done               a               taste               testing               done               on               premium               butters               and               new               butter               substitutes.

You               may               ask               why               they               did               substitutes.

The               simple               answer               is               that               many               households               are               trying               to               purchase               substitutes               to               lower               cholesterol               without               taking               flavorful               butter               out               of               their               diets.

For               example,               my               husband's               family               has               a               strong               history               of               heart-disease               so               finding               the               best               butter               for               his               special               diet               is               very               important               in               our               household.
               When               looking               through               the               copious               amounts               of               butter               brands               and               types,               it               is               hard               to               distinguish               among               "healthy,               low               fat,               low               sugar,               low               carbohydrate,               low               cholesterol"               among               other               labels               that               can               confuse               even               the               healthiest               individual.

Most               of               these               new               and               improved               butter               substitutes               are               margarine               and               not               real               butter.

In               addition,               most               are               not               as               healthy               as               the               label               states.

It               is               stated               that               in               1909               butter               outsold               margarine               by               15               to               1               and               in               1993               it               did               a               turn               around               with               margarine               winning               3               to               1.

Consumers               are               confused;               hence               the               need               for               this               research.
               The               basic               information               behind               Margarine:
               *Although               it               is               recognized               as               being               a               healthy               alternative               to               butter,               it               has               2-3               times               more               saturated               fat.

Unfortunately               it               contains               more               Tran's               fat               which               is               more               dangerous               than               saturated               fat.
               *Margarine               is               harder               than               original               butter               since               it               has               gone               through               an               unhealthy               process               called               partial               hydrogenation               with               vegetable               oil.

This               is               the               same               process               to               make               Crisco               shortening.
               *Rather               than               sticks               of               butter,               margarine               is               now               sold               in               tubs               to               meet               the               decrease               in               margarine               popularity.

It               is               just               a               marketing               pitch.
               *               Tubs               of               margarine               contains               no               hydrogenated               oil               however               contains               unhealthy               gums,               emulsifiers               and               tropical               oils.
               The               basic               information               behind               Butter:
               *Butter               must               contain               more               than               80%               fat               to               be               considered               butter               -               fat               is               expensive               to               use               so               margarines               to               not               have               a               high               percentage               according               to               the               U.S.

Department               of               Agriculture               standards.
               *Premium               butters               contain               high               amounts               of               fat               that               are               around               82               to               88               percent               fats               content;               hence               the               higher               tag               price.

These               premium               butters               are               usually               called               European               butters.
               *Traditional               butter               usually               is               created               from               the               cream               from               slightly               soured               butter               before               churning               however               some               butter               now               have               added               a               bacterial               culture               to               the               cream               before               agitating               it               into               butter               to               speed               up               the               process.
               The               Butters               Tested:               
               *Land               O'Lakes               Soft               Baking               Butter               with               Canola               Oil               (not               a               real               butter);               Land               O'Lakes               regular               unsalted               butter               and               Land               O'               Lakes               Creamy               
               *Lurpak               Slightly               Salted               Danish               Butter               
               *Le               Gall               Leu               Beurre               De               Baratte               De               Bretangne               Butter               with               Fleur               de               Sel               
               *Vermont               Butter               and               Cheese               Company               Salted               and               Cultured               Butter               
               *Kerrygold               Pure               Irish               Butter               
               *Jana               Valley               Imported               Sweet               Cream               Butter               
               *Plugra               European               Style               Unsalted               Butter               
               *Organic               Valley               European               Style               Cultured               Butter               
               *Selles               Sur               Belle               Premium               Churn               Unsalted               Butter               
               *President               Unsalted               Butter               
               *Olivio               
               *Smart               Balance
               Testing               Results:               
               1.

The               Toast               Test:               The               idea               was               to               spread               butter               on               regular               toasted               bread               to               see               how               each               one               stacks               up.

The               butter               substitutes               were               found               to               be               complete               losers.

In               fact,               the               taste               testers               stated               that               several               of               the               spreads               tasted               like               fake               movie-               theater               popcorn               butter               and               one               reminded               the               testers               of               fish.

All               real               butters               were               found               to               be               better               than               the               margarines.
               2.Green               Bean               and               Sauté               Chicken               Cutlets               Test:               The               idea               was               to               melt               the               butters               and               place               over               green               beans               and               use               in               sautéing               the               chicken.

The               taste               testers               found               that               the               best               winner               of               this               test               was               Land               O'               Lakes               Soft               Baking               Butter.

The               butter               contains               a               small               amount               of               canola               oil               that               is               great               for               melting               butter               and               protecting               food               against               high               temperatures               while               cooking.

The               other               two               butter               substitute               winners               in               this               test               were               Olivio               and               Smart               Balance.
               3.

The               Shortbread               Test:               The               idea               was               to               use               all               the               butters               in               making               shortbread.

Tasters               found               that               butter               substitutes               were               no               competition               to               the               real               butter               in               making               shortbread.
               So,               depending               on               what               you               are               making,               these               guidelines               will               help               you               out               with               purchasing               butters               and               margarines.

For               instance               if               you               are               looking               for               high               quality               taste,               try               real               butters,               especially               European-Style               butters.

If               you               are               cooking               with               high               temperatures,               the               margarines               are               your               best               choice               however               a               little               less               healthy.

It               all               depends               on               what               you               are               seeking               from               your               butter.

America's               test               kitchen               suggested               Land               O'               Lakes               Ultra               Creamy               for               the               best               salted               butters               if               you               are               on               a               budget.

For               me,               I               will               stick               to               the               most               favorable               and               healthiest               brands               of               premium               butters               for               health               purposes.






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