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making and
preserving butter, some
tested lumps of
bog butter were made of dairy,
while others were made of
animal fat.
Bog butter is
found buried inside...
- body –
Corpse preserved in a
bog Bog butter –
Ancient substance found in peat
bogs Bog iron – Form of iron ore
deposited in
bogs Irish Peatland Conservation...
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sometimes packed into
barrels (firkins) and
buried in peat
bogs,
perhaps for years. Such "
bog butter"
would develop a
strong flavor as it aged, but remain...
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available in some
developing countries, such as
Guyana and Ethiopia.
Anchor Butter and
Anchor Cheese are sold in New Zealand, but the
brand for
these products...
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approximately 380
accepted species of mosses,
commonly known as
sphagnum moss, also
bog moss and
quacker moss (although that term is also
sometimes used for peat)...
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Artificial butter flavoring is a
flavoring used to give a food the
taste and
smell of
butter. It may
contain diacetyl, acetylpropionyl, or acetoin, three...
- paraphernalia,
including a
container of thousand-year-old
medieval bog butter. "Cork
Butter Museum". Ask
About Ireland.
Retrieved 4 June 2015. "Shandon Craft...
- Sunday". 11th–14th centuries:
Ireland stored and aged
butter in peat
bogs,
being known as
bog butter. The
practice is
effectively ended by the 19th century...
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church and much used in medicine.
Bog butter was
stored for
safety and
allowed to
ferment by
being buried in
bogs which provides a
stable temperature...
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along the
boundaries of the
ancient túatha, as many
bog bodies and offerings, such as
bog butter, are
primarily found along present-day
baronial boundaries...
