Kilner 1 Litre Easy To Use Glass Butter Churner

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Except for the jar, which is made of glass, everything else (paddle and lid) is made of stainless steel. The paddle is strong and firm and it lasts. Stainless steel won’t rust either and it is safe for food preparation. Are you a large family? Or do you need a unit you can use for business purposes? This one would be a great choice. With a large capacity of 4 gallons, and the compatibility with a drill, the churner allows you to make lots of butter at once.

The part that actually does the major work in any churner unit is the mixing paddle. It is the part you need to pay the most attention to as you don’t want something that will break. Thankfully, the paddle on this unit is made of stainless steel. It is extremely firm and resilient to rust and pressure. I expect it to last.Step III – Pour your cream into the container. You can use milk, but it should be unpasteurized. Note, the more the cream level in the milk, the better and faster the results will be. Let the cream/milk sit in the container for at least an hour before you begin churning. Also, be sure not to fill the container, as a full container will cause fluffing. Steel is obviously the strongest, but once again, it is heavy. Glass is quite appropriate for the small-sized units as it provides a clear view of the butter churning process. However, it is fragile and needs extra care.

But, the butter is fabulous and I highly recommend you try making your own. It takes me about 20 minutes to get my utensils out, churn the butter, clear up and there you are. PLUS you get a small jug of buttermilk as well, which is truly delicious (I make my porridge with it).Gone are the days when you had to make your butter yourself. The Brewer is not just here as any other electric model. It is here to make things absolutely hands-free. A nice control panel is strategically located at the front for effortless operation.