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Q » How is butter churned from cream?
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A » Butter is churned from cream by agitating the cream to separate the fat molecules, which cluster together to form butter. Initially, the cream is whipped until it turns into whipped cream, and as churning continues, the fat separates from the buttermilk. This process results in a solid mass of butter and a liquid by-product, buttermilk. The butter is then rinsed and kneaded to remove any remaining buttermilk, enhancing its texture and flavor.
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