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(@chekmate)
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Hi! Everyone,

I was ordering some food stuff online yesterday and I came across "Powdered Butter". I thought what the heck lets give it a try. Has anyone had any experience with it? Any tricks?

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(@racs333)
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I have been trying to a few packets of this, they comein the shakers and the tiny single serve packets, i found a place that has then but they are from the states. if anyone can find it in canada, ill certainly split a order,i dont want to order a whole shaker due to the possibility it might not be good, or it might not use it all ect.



   
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(@chekmate)
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Evening! racs333,

I've ordered a pound of the powdered butter. I can let you try some when I get it.

Chekmate



   
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(@cdnsnowleopard)
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I have been eating powdered peanut butter(P2B) for years from the health food store. It's nutrient packed, and lasts much longer. Can't wait to try powered butter.



   
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westshield
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Hey Chekmate, I'd get in on some of that. I bet a pound of powdered butter is a fair bit


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Adagio
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I use powdered butter for baking or adding flavour to sauces and such. I really like it. You can even butter toast with it after adding a few drops of a water. Its not perfect but if you are camping out its a great substitute. However you cannot use it to fry anything.



   
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Adagio
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I should clarify. You can use it in things like pancakes which are fried but you can't put it in a frying pan to melt like you do with real butter, margarine or oils.



   
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