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post Mar 29 2025, 06:30 AM, updated 9 months ago

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Still not available in Singapore.

Italian chef gives it thumbs up though.



Contrast with Anchor butter...fail



Anyone tried before?

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post Mar 29 2025, 06:50 AM

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Anchor's ok.
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post Mar 29 2025, 06:51 AM

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QUOTE(smallbug @ Mar 29 2025, 06:50 AM)
Anchor's ok.
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post Mar 29 2025, 06:52 AM

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From baker's point of view, its only 200g. Most recipes use 250g or 224g so its not efficient. Pricewise they're putting themselves in the slightly mid tier premium range. The packaging does looks good though.

Personally, I'd rather skip this and go for a more seasoned brand like SCS or Golden Churn. I'm just trying out Westgold butter which I hear a better butter at just under rm20 for a 250g block.
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post Mar 29 2025, 07:03 AM

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QUOTE(funnyTONE @ Mar 29 2025, 06:52 AM)
From baker's point of view, its only 200g. Most recipes use 250g or 224g so its not efficient. Pricewise they're putting themselves in the slightly mid tier premium range. The packaging does looks good though.

Personally, I'd rather skip this and go for a more seasoned brand like SCS or Golden Churn. I'm just trying out Westgold butter which I hear a better butter at just under rm20 for a 250g block.
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In the comments he said the ones you mentioned are no good, except Westgold. Also here got mention.



Looking at Lotus price it seems pretty affordable...why you say its mid tier premium range?

https://www.lotuss.com.my/en/product/75168264

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QUOTE(sinkiebaru @ Mar 29 2025, 06:30 AM)
Still not available in Singapore.
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Contrast with Anchor butter...fail
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Anyone tried before?
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Farm fresh market this product as "The Butter" cos it is not 100% pure butter, as it is blended with other ingredients.
Therefore it couldn't claim to be 100% pure Butter.

Whereas Anchor 100% pure Butter is made exclusively from milk or cream or both, with or without common salt and with or without additional coloring matter and contains not less than 80% by weight of milk fat.

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post Mar 29 2025, 07:18 AM

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QUOTE(DarkNite @ Mar 29 2025, 07:08 AM)
Farm fresh market this product as "The Butter" cos it is not 100% pure butter, as it is blended with other ingredients.
Therefore it couldn't claim to be 100% pure Butter.

Whereas Anchor 100% pure Butter is made exclusively from milk or cream or both, with or without common salt and with or without additional coloring matter and contains not less than 80% by weight of milk fat.
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Any proof to your claims? All i read online its that its pure butter. Even marketed as such.
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post Mar 29 2025, 07:22 AM

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QUOTE(sinkiebaru @ Mar 29 2025, 07:18 AM)
Any proof to your claims? All i read online its that its pure butter. Even marketed as such.
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Have you gone to Farm Fresh Milk Malaysia official FB?
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post Mar 29 2025, 07:26 AM

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QUOTE(DarkNite @ Mar 29 2025, 07:22 AM)
Have you gone to Farm Fresh Milk Malaysia official FB?
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Its definitely pure butter...ingredient list itself tells you. Made entirely from pastuerized cream and salt, for salted version of butter.

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QUOTE(DarkNite @ Mar 29 2025, 07:22 AM)
Have you gone to Farm Fresh Milk Malaysia official FB?
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You made the allegation, the onus is on you to provide the evidence. That's the way the world works smile.gif
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QUOTE(sinkiebaru @ Mar 29 2025, 07:26 AM)
Its definitely pure butter...ingredient list itself tells you.

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Farm Fresh Milk Malaysia never officially claim this product to be 100% pure butter.
Better you contact them directly rather than argue here.
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post Mar 29 2025, 07:32 AM

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QUOTE(DarkNite @ Mar 29 2025, 07:08 AM)
Farm fresh market this product as "The Butter" cos it is not 100% pure butter, as it is blended with other ingredients.
Therefore it couldn't claim to be 100% pure Butter.

Whereas Anchor 100% pure Butter is made exclusively from milk or cream or both, with or without common salt and with or without additional coloring matter and contains not less than 80% by weight of milk fat.
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I think this one is pure butter just like the Anchor.

It ingredients on the label are just butter and salt with minimum 80% fat, while Anchor has 82% fat. The rest of the ingredients are moisture and cultures.

It not like others not real "butter" containing palm oil etc.,

I never tasted this one. For others, I still prefer butters from Europe, like Emborg and President, somehow they taste better than butters from Australia and New Zealand.
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post Mar 29 2025, 07:35 AM

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eat what you like la, don't let some online influencer choose for you just because he say this and that

commercial pastry all about max profiteering nobody posting what butter they used
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QUOTE(funnyTONE @ Mar 29 2025, 06:52 AM)
From baker's point of view, its only 200g. Most recipes use 250g or 224g so its not efficient. Pricewise they're putting themselves in the slightly mid tier premium range. The packaging does looks good though.

Personally, I'd rather skip this and go for a more seasoned brand like SCS or Golden Churn. I'm just trying out Westgold butter which I hear a better butter at just under rm20 for a 250g block.
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Previously I like scs. But nowadays I feel anchor somehow taste better. Westgold I also usually take, but only salted as their unsalted taste weird. When you say better, you mean in taste or in overall butter quality?

As in ff, I doubt it’s really better than the rest. More like paid review je, oh waiii
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post Mar 29 2025, 07:39 AM

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QUOTE(ry8128 @ Mar 29 2025, 07:35 AM)
Previously I like scs. But nowadays I feel anchor somehow taste better. Westgold I also usually take, but only salted as their unsalted taste weird. When you say better, you mean in taste or in overall butter quality?

As in ff, I doubt it’s really better than the rest. More like paid review je, oh waiii
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He shows you how he tested the butter...its very objective...hard to find any flaws with the way he tested the butter.

Its based on the overall butter quality as per the video's testing methodology

I dont think FF is better than the rest. Maybe Westgold is better.

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post Mar 29 2025, 07:41 AM

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QUOTE(DarkNite @ Mar 29 2025, 07:30 AM)
Farm Fresh Milk Malaysia never officially claim this product to be 100% pure butter.
Better you contact them directly rather than argue here.
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Why you spread fake news? On their FB they said is butter. Butter means butter.

Farm fresh said its butter, ingredient list shows its butter, you say its not pure butter. Then say i want to argue.

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post Mar 29 2025, 07:59 AM

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QUOTE(sinkiebaru @ Mar 29 2025, 07:41 AM)
Why you spread fake news? On their FB they said is butter. Butter means butter.

Farm fresh said its butter, ingredient list shows its butter, you say its not pure butter. Then say i want to argue.
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Indeed.

I looked at a photo that taken by someone on the net.

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The ingredients are just pasteurized cream and salt just like other pure butters, unless they lied.

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post Mar 29 2025, 08:05 AM

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Bought unsalted one last night to try out
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post Mar 29 2025, 08:07 AM

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Everything farm fresh sure good one

When buy farm fresh sure got no doubt
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post Mar 29 2025, 08:17 AM

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post Mar 29 2025, 08:21 AM

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Anchor has always been shit. Anything coming out of Australia New Zealand is always usually shit, be it food, products or pharmaceuticals. Avoid them.

Stick to Europe and even the USA.

I have not tried farm fresh, usually only go for European ones because of the flavour and smell of grass.

Recently I tried tillamook from Oregon, had no grass smell or like fermentation from French ones, but god damn the cream was so sweet and delicious too, especially when burnt on bread
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QUOTE(JoeK @ Mar 29 2025, 08:07 AM)
Everything farm fresh sure good one

When buy farm fresh sure got no doubt
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I hope one day they will produce greek yogurt 1kg tub.
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post Mar 29 2025, 08:51 AM

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post Mar 29 2025, 08:56 AM

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Farm fresh milk used in all cafe.
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to all consensus, you rather take more than just one opinion and make a decision for it
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QUOTE(sadlyfalways @ Mar 29 2025, 08:21 AM)
Anchor has always been shit. Anything coming out of Australia New Zealand is always usually shit, be it food, products or pharmaceuticals. Avoid them. 

Stick to Europe and even the USA.

I have not tried farm fresh, usually only go for European ones because of the flavour and smell of grass.

Recently I tried tillamook from Oregon, had no grass smell or like fermentation from French ones, but god damn the cream was so sweet and delicious too, especially when burnt on bread
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post Mar 29 2025, 09:28 AM

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QUOTE(JoeK @ Mar 29 2025, 08:07 AM)
Everything farm fresh sure good one

When buy farm fresh sure got no doubt
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I tried the yoghurt it was so so

Ok la can eat la

But really better than some brands that have been longer in the market I duno how they survive so long

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post Mar 29 2025, 09:33 AM

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normally i use scs
anchor trieded before but cant remember good or not, i didnt buy again, maybe not really nice for me

i boughted golden churn the other day, JimbeamofNRT rekomended, cant wait to try next week!
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Butter spread on bread vs bake could taste very different. So diff brands has diff fansi
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Prefer Lurpak over Anchor.

Golden Churn only smells nice, but kind of meh when eaten. Good for baking only.

Of course the goat is Le Beurre Bordier.

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can't go wrong with farm fresh. Some people just do not have faith with local product. Let them buy Australia or german or Nz to satisfy their guts.
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sCS best,Tatura also good, Emborg, Lurpak,Anchor,Megafood n westgold

Shitty hard is the ambassador/President (french)
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QUOTE(Cyberbullies @ Mar 29 2025, 09:36 AM)
Prefer Lurpak over Anchor.

Golden Churn only smells nice, but kind of meh when eaten. Good for baking only.

Of course the goat is Le Beurre Bordier.
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I decided to try out one pack of Bordier from curiosity.
Bloody expensive but permanently ruined my standards on butter.
Now I can no longer look at cheaper butters the same way.
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QUOTE(St0rmFury @ Mar 29 2025, 08:44 AM)
I hope one day they will produce greek yogurt 1kg tub.
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Next product they should go for high margin high demand, which is WPC
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post Mar 29 2025, 10:08 AM

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Tried this budda and it’s gooding

My eggs taste more creamy leh and I like that it doesn’t leave residue when slightly browned…some budda has a brown residue which I hate
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Mon ami butter affordable and gooding
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QUOTE(funnyTONE @ Mar 29 2025, 06:52 AM)
From baker's point of view, its only 200g. Most recipes use 250g or 224g so its not efficient. Pricewise they're putting themselves in the slightly mid tier premium range. The packaging does looks good though.

Personally, I'd rather skip this and go for a more seasoned brand like SCS or Golden Churn. I'm just trying out Westgold butter which I hear a better butter at just under rm20 for a 250g block.
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Golden Churn is da best
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Flechard butter FTW!
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QUOTE(funnyTONE @ Mar 29 2025, 06:52 AM)
From baker's point of view, its only 200g. Most recipes use 250g or 224g so its not efficient. Pricewise they're putting themselves in the slightly mid tier premium range. The packaging does looks good though.

Personally, I'd rather skip this and go for a more seasoned brand like SCS or Golden Churn. I'm just trying out Westgold butter which I hear a better butter at just under rm20 for a 250g block.
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Westgold is my household butter now. Good enough at a nice price point

QUOTE(DarkNite @ Mar 29 2025, 07:08 AM)
Farm fresh market this product as "The Butter" cos it is not 100% pure butter, as it is blended with other ingredients.
Therefore it couldn't claim to be 100% pure Butter.

Whereas Anchor 100% pure Butter is made exclusively from milk or cream or both, with or without common salt and with or without additional coloring matter and contains not less than 80% by weight of milk fat.
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Where the heck you get your info from? The ingredients list on farm fresh butter says minimum 80% pasteurized cream and salt (for the salted version).

user posted image

Anchor is low quality butter btw, the 82% cream is definitely questionable based on the spitting and splitting. I've had similar experience.

QUOTE(Oblah @ Mar 29 2025, 10:01 AM)
I decided to try out one pack of Bordier from curiosity.
Bloody expensive but permanently ruined my standards on butter.
Now I can no longer look at cheaper butters the same way.
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QUOTE(DarkNite @ Mar 29 2025, 07:08 AM)
Farm fresh market this product as "The Butter" cos it is not 100% pure butter, as it is blended with other ingredients.
Therefore it couldn't claim to be 100% pure Butter.

Whereas Anchor 100% pure Butter is made exclusively from milk or cream or both, with or without common salt and with or without additional coloring matter and contains not less than 80% by weight of milk fat.
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BREAKING: Darknite is a 100% idiot for spreading false info.
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post Mar 29 2025, 11:14 AM

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Ayam see price ok no palm oil in butter ayam buy




But ayam enjoy see ktard argue for the piece of fats

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haven't try dunno, but i will compare it with golden churn butter

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QUOTE(Oblah @ Mar 29 2025, 10:01 AM)
I decided to try out one pack of Bordier from curiosity.
Bloody expensive but permanently ruined my standards on butter.
Now I can no longer look at cheaper butters the same way.
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Get any butter and make burnt butter from it.
Beat le beurre bordier butter anyday
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QUOTE(boonwuilow @ Mar 29 2025, 11:33 AM)
haven't try dunno, but i will compare it with golden churn butter

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golden churn overated.
for NZ butter westgold>all.
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QUOTE(maxpudding @ Mar 29 2025, 11:13 AM)
BREAKING: Darknite is a 100% idiot for spreading false info.
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QUOTE(JoeK @ Mar 29 2025, 08:07 AM)
Everything farm fresh sure good one

When buy farm fresh sure got no doubt
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Sure or not? Their greek yogurt junk la. I eat, the taste so so only, average at best. Protein content also low. In the end go back to chobani and koukakis.
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QUOTE(JoeK @ Mar 29 2025, 08:07 AM)
Everything farm fresh sure good one

When buy farm fresh sure got no doubt
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Their fresh milk is not that good la
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QUOTE(maxpudding @ Mar 29 2025, 11:13 AM)
BREAKING: Darknite is a 100% idiot for spreading false info.
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Confirm Liao this guy otak tarak pakai
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came from local cow or new zealand wan?
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QUOTE(maxpudding @ Mar 29 2025, 12:05 PM)
Their fresh milk is not that good la
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Nice wat, others now is full cream only
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QUOTE(DM3 @ Mar 29 2025, 12:48 PM)
Nice wat, others now is full cream only
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yea farm fresh milk is nicer than other foreign brands like dlady marigold etc. Smooth and not that fatty.

but their yoghurt is meh, just taste like solid milk. I prefer fernleaf yoghurt, it is very sour and suits my taste smile.gif
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No longer trust reviewer, the product they test might be different compared to in the market.
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QUOTE(sinkiebaru @ Mar 29 2025, 07:18 AM)
Any proof to your claims? All i read online its that its pure butter. Even marketed as such.
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It is pure butter.

Like orange drink in your local shop, it is made of pure orange, 100% real orange, but the question is there other ingredients like sugar?

They are playing with words, it is an easy marketing strategy.
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On food labels, butter refers to a dairy product made from churning milk or cream, containing at least 80% milk fat, and can be salted or unsalted.
Lesser than minimum requirement %, you are not allow to label it as butter.
Therefore Farm Fresh is butter since it meet the minimum requirement. If not it can be only label as marjerin or spread (usually mixed with vegetable oil)

Same goes to other food label requirement and standard.
Example:-

Potato Chips vs Potato Crisp
Fruit Juice vs Fruit Drink
Ice cream vs Ice Confection

In fact most of you daily consume product it not you thought it's.
Example most the "ice cream" locally produced are just ice confection.
When it melts, there is a obvious separation between water and "cream" This is due to water and vegetable oil doesnt mix well where else true ice cream melts, it's just milk fat, sugar and air. Wont have such obvious separation.
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Their saled butter is good but i heard bakers hate is coz under weight or something

I only consume with bread so for me good price and nice and local brand can support
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QUOTE(snimple @ Mar 29 2025, 03:36 PM)
Their saled butter is good but i heard bakers hate is coz under weight or something

I only consume with bread so for me good price and nice and local brand can support
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marketing failure yet again

at 250g, the rate will be RM 13.30, not sure if they worried that people won't buy or what but the perceived RM 10.65 per block is deceiving.

always one step forward, two steps back, no brains to do the right thing.

I pity their shareholders


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QUOTE(ulet @ Mar 29 2025, 11:35 AM)
Get any butter and make burnt butter from it.
Beat le beurre bordier butter anyday
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Unfortunately I am a simple man, I prefer plain butter on plain bread. biggrin.gif
So I like to find butter that tastes great from the package.
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Yes. Cheap and good. Flavourful too. Used for my pancakes and waffles. Smell also very gooding.
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QUOTE(DM3 @ Mar 29 2025, 12:48 PM)
Nice wat, others now is full cream only
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Plenty of different brands you should try

Fresh milk of course

Didn’t say about those full creams anyways
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QUOTE(tahfeikei @ Mar 29 2025, 09:33 AM)
normally i use scs
anchor trieded before but cant remember good or not, i didnt buy again, maybe not really nice for me

i boughted golden churn the other day, JimbeamofNRT rekomended, cant wait to try next week!
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QUOTE(ry8128 @ Mar 29 2025, 12:00 PM)
Sure or not? Their greek yogurt junk la. I eat, the taste so so only, average at best. Protein content also low. In the end go back to chobani and koukakis.
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Eh, you seem to know your stuff about yogurt.

What's your opinion on Farmer's Union, Brownes, Bulla & Bright Cow greek yogurt?

So far, I've tried all those brands, but I don't really have a strong opinion on them, just go with whichever has the most discount at the moment.
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QUOTE(St0rmFury @ Mar 29 2025, 04:02 PM)
Eh, you seem to know your stuff about yogurt.

What's your opinion on Farmer's Union, Brownes, Bulla & Bright Cow greek yogurt?

So far, I've tried all those brands, but I don't really have a strong opinion on them, just go with whichever has the most discount at the moment.
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see the nutrition info.
get the 1 with higher fat and higher protein contain.
sunglo greek red cap is good value for money.
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QUOTE(ulet @ Mar 29 2025, 04:07 PM)
see the nutrition info.
get the 1 with higher fat and higher protein contain.
sunglo greek red cap is good value for money.
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Yea, when I started eating greek yogurt for breakfast more than a decade ago, Sunglo was my 1st brand for about a year because it's the cheapest. But overtime I don't really like the texture, a little too solid for my taste. Other foreign brands add cream to their yogurt so it has a creamier texture which I like.

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QUOTE(maxpudding @ Mar 29 2025, 03:43 PM)
Plenty of different brands you should try

Fresh milk of course

Didn’t say about those full creams anyways
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Now only have magnolia, Dutch lady, Farm house(paling mahal)
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Maybe I am not being fair to you and also a bit bias..Sabah got desa and eco yap brands.

I have tried almost all brands of fresh milk, including those you mentioned. In my opinion, no brand can beat eco yap’s fresh milk yo. Eco yap also have uht milk, and there are a couple of times I saw coffee shops in KL have those in stock lol.
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QUOTE(St0rmFury @ Mar 29 2025, 04:02 PM)
Eh, you seem to know your stuff about yogurt.

What's your opinion on Farmer's Union, Brownes, Bulla & Bright Cow greek yogurt?

So far, I've tried all those brands, but I don't really have a strong opinion on them, just go with whichever has the most discount at the moment.
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Farmer union; I feel the taste quite weird.
Brownes: all their variants have cream included, instead of pure yogurt. This results in high fat and sugar content, which I don't like.
Bulla: same with brownes, lots of cream, and I don't like the taste.
Brightcow: didn't try before. IIRC, I check before the nutrition, and high sugar content, so I avoid it.

My 2 criteria of good yogurt are: high protein content, low fat content and no added sugar. Only chobani and koukakis meet my requirements so far, after trying and checking soooo many types of yogurts.
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QUOTE(ry8128 @ Mar 29 2025, 12:00 PM)
Sure or not? Their greek yogurt junk la. I eat, the taste so so only, average at best. Protein content also low. In the end go back to chobani and koukakis.
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I like koukakis too but usually buy sunglo greek yogurt.
These two brands has the thick texture that I like.
Sunglo taste slightly more sour than Koukakis.
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QUOTE(funnyTONE @ Mar 29 2025, 06:52 AM)
From baker's point of view, its only 200g. Most recipes use 250g or 224g so its not efficient. Pricewise they're putting themselves in the slightly mid tier premium range. The packaging does looks good though.

Personally, I'd rather skip this and go for a more seasoned brand like SCS or Golden Churn. I'm just trying out Westgold butter which I hear a better butter at just under rm20 for a 250g block.
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QUOTE(ry8128 @ Mar 29 2025, 05:57 PM)
Farmer union; I feel the taste quite weird.
Brownes: all their variants have cream included, instead of pure yogurt. This results in high fat and sugar content, which I don't like.
Bulla: same with brownes, lots of cream, and I don't like the taste.
Brightcow: didn't try before. IIRC, I check before the nutrition, and high sugar content, so I avoid it.

My 2 criteria of good yogurt are: high protein content, low fat content and no added sugar. Only chobani and koukakis meet my requirements so far, after trying and checking soooo many types of yogurts.
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Nice, thanks for you input. Will go with koukakis in the future since that's cheaper than chobani grin.gif
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QUOTE(DarkNite @ Mar 29 2025, 07:22 AM)
Have you gone to Farm Fresh Milk Malaysia official FB?
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interesting.. didnt know they come up with butter now
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QUOTE(St0rmFury @ Mar 29 2025, 06:05 PM)
Nice, thanks for you input. Will go with koukakis in the future since that's cheaper than chobani :grin:
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Where is chobani from?
koukakis is from Greece.
Greek yogurt from all the Australian brands are not thick enough.
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QUOTE(St0rmFury @ Mar 29 2025, 06:05 PM)
Nice, thanks for you input. Will go with koukakis in the future since that's cheaper than chobani :grin:
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Jaya grocer having discount for koukakis now, rm30 for 1kg. I already stock up few tubs already.
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QUOTE(CoffeeDude @ Mar 29 2025, 06:11 PM)
Where is chobani from?
koukakis is from Greece.
Greek yogurt from all the Australian brands are not thick enough.
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Chobani from Australia
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QUOTE(Jasonist @ Mar 29 2025, 06:11 PM)
interesting.. didnt know they come up with butter now
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It's fairly new in the market I think.

I only started seeing it a couple of months ago.
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QUOTE(ry8128 @ Mar 29 2025, 06:12 PM)
Jaya grocer having discount for koukakis now, rm30 for 1kg. I already stock up few tubs already.
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I didn't see. Only saw for Brownes. sad.gif
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QUOTE(fuzzy @ Mar 29 2025, 08:52 PM)
I didn't see. Only saw for Brownes. sad.gif
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Tomorrow if got chance will go buy and taste the farm fresh butter.
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QUOTE(funnyTONE @ Mar 29 2025, 06:52 AM)
From baker's point of view, its only 200g. Most recipes use 250g or 224g so its not efficient. Pricewise they're putting themselves in the slightly mid tier premium range. The packaging does looks good though.

Personally, I'd rather skip this and go for a more seasoned brand like SCS or Golden Churn. I'm just trying out Westgold butter which I hear a better butter at just under rm20 for a 250g block.
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Westgold you can get sub rm15 on sale
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QUOTE(St0rmFury @ Mar 29 2025, 04:11 PM)
Yea, when I started eating greek yogurt for breakfast more than a decade ago, Sunglo was my 1st brand for about a year because it's the cheapest. But overtime I don't really like the texture, a little too solid for my taste. Other foreign brands add cream to their yogurt so it has a creamier texture which I like.
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Believed the Sunglo thickness because they filter the whey more compare to the other brand. if they add cream then it wont be 100% yogurt anymore.
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Best is ghee.
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The biggest lie is buttercup
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QUOTE(ulet @ Mar 29 2025, 04:07 PM)
see the nutrition info.
get the 1 with higher fat and higher protein contain.
sunglo greek red cap is good value for money.
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QUOTE(JoeK @ Mar 29 2025, 08:07 AM)
Everything farm fresh sure good one

When buy farm fresh sure got no doubt
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The biggest lie is buttercup
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Actually not lie, Buttercup didn't use Butter keyword on the block. They use "Spread"
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QUOTE(rtk73 @ Mar 29 2025, 09:17 PM)
Westgold you can get sub rm15 on sale
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that day jaya grocer offer westgold rm13.90 for unsalted and rm14.90 for salted.
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QUOTE(funnyTONE @ Mar 29 2025, 06:52 AM)
From baker's point of view, its only 200g. Most recipes use 250g or 224g so its not efficient. Pricewise they're putting themselves in the slightly mid tier premium range. The packaging does looks good though.

Personally, I'd rather skip this and go for a more seasoned brand like SCS or Golden Churn. I'm just trying out Westgold butter which I hear a better butter at just under rm20 for a 250g block.
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agree.

farm fresh didn't even have the weight mark (50g | 100g | 150g | 200g) on the packaging where i find convenient for cooking and baking.

for toasted bread, the 200g block slice not tall enough for spreading the whole slice bread. if cut thicker then the melting speed not nice compared to 250g block.

taste wise, i prefer heavier taste SCS than farm fresh.

golden churn more creamy but i still prefer SCS more.

next time will try westgold and other french butter.

anchor butter also taste too light for me.
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QUOTE(rtk73 @ Mar 29 2025, 09:23 PM)
Best is ghee.
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Yes ghee bestest sama Planta marjerin gooding enough for B40 and most kedai roti. Why they bother whatever butter as long as get money from poor sods that can't tell apart things made with butter marjerin or any spread.




Inb4 lawaklah ramli burger stalls use buttercup or Le Beurre Bordier. Burger stalls use these lah:
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Palm oil saturated marjerin in plastik packs.

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QUOTE(fu'house @ Mar 29 2025, 10:17 PM)
Yes ghee bestest sama Planta marjerin gooding enough for B40 and most kedai roti. Why they bother whatever butter as long as get money from poor sods that can't tell apart things made with butter marjerin or any spread.
Inb4 lawaklah ramli burger stalls use buttercup or Le Beurre Bordier. Burger stalls use these lah:
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Palm oil saturated marjerin in plastik packs.
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You know ghee is much more expensive than butter right?
Ghee is butter without any water.
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any "butter" with vegetable oil blend sucks...
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QUOTE(spamfish @ Mar 30 2025, 03:16 AM)
any "butter" with vegetable oil blend sucks...
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That's margerin. The price alone should tell you which is which.
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QUOTE(ry8128 @ Mar 29 2025, 06:12 PM)
Jaya grocer having discount for koukakis now, rm30 for 1kg. I already stock up few tubs already.
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One more question, do you buy the 0% or 10% fat version?
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QUOTE(ulet @ Mar 29 2025, 09:21 PM)
Believed the Sunglo thickness because they filter the whey more compare to the other brand. if they add cream then it wont be 100% yogurt anymore.
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Kinda like sunglo red cover. Firstly it’s cheaper than the rest and second it makes my Protien mix yoghurt has a ice cream like texture

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QUOTE(DarkNite @ Mar 29 2025, 07:08 AM)
Farm fresh market this product as "The Butter" cos it is not 100% pure butter, as it is blended with other ingredients.
Therefore it couldn't claim to be 100% pure Butter.

Whereas Anchor 100% pure Butter is made exclusively from milk or cream or both, with or without common salt and with or without additional coloring matter and contains not less than 80% by weight of milk fat.
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QUOTE(skywardsword @ Mar 29 2025, 09:06 PM)
Tomorrow if got chance will go buy and taste the farm fresh butter.
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I tried, indeed its butter, tastes good, better than anchor imo

And for its price point, RM10+ for 200g (Lotus) I would say its a good value

20% less butter (50g), so if you factor that back into the price its roughly RM13
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QUOTE(St0rmFury @ Mar 30 2025, 11:51 AM)
One more question, do you buy the 0% or 10% fat version?
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I buy 0%, as i am trying to keep my body fit. If you are already fit and fats not an issue, then can get the 10% one.
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I buy 0%, as i am trying to keep my body fit. If you are already fit and fats not an issue, then can get the 10% one.
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0% / fat free yogurt not that healthy bro
That add alot of additives to mimic the richness for fat full ones
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QUOTE(rtk73 @ Mar 30 2025, 01:00 PM)
0% / fat free yogurt not that healthy bro
That add alot of additives to mimic the richness for fat full ones
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When i compare the ingredients, i didnt see it. So what type of additives you mean?
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When i compare the ingredients, i didnt see it. So what type of additives you mean?
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Some brands adds starch & sugars
Can't recall which ones
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When i compare the ingredients, i didnt see it. So what type of additives you mean?
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Actually I've also read an article about this many years ago. It says to avoid dairy products with the low-fat or zero-fat label because manufacturers have to add other stuff to mimic the taste & richness of milk fat. So when I buy milk, I always go for full cream.

But that was many many years ago, I don't know if there's any new studies that counters it.
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QUOTE(St0rmFury @ Mar 30 2025, 01:38 PM)
Actually I've also read an article about this many years ago. It says to avoid dairy products with the low-fat or zero-fat label because manufacturers have to add other stuff to mimic the taste & richness of milk fat. So when I buy milk, I always go for full cream.

But that was many many years ago, I don't know if there's any new studies that counters it.
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Thanks for the PSA. Where ever possible go as natural as possible if not than consume as little as possible.

Cannot brain why people want to have substitute or some fake stuff.... And stop believing those who says one is bad and offer you another unknown that is potentially even worse.
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factory churn the milk longer>moar fat>moar sedap (n fattening)

1 way to tell pure butter anot jus look at expiry

<1week from manufacturing prolly legit
>1week from manufacturing prolly processed shit

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QUOTE(maxpudding @ Mar 29 2025, 05:44 PM)
Maybe I am not being fair to you and also a bit bias..Sabah got desa and eco yap brands.

I have tried almost all brands of fresh milk, including those you mentioned. In my opinion, no brand can beat eco yap’s fresh milk yo. Eco yap also have uht milk, and there are a couple of times I saw coffee shops in KL have those in stock lol.
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locally packaged butter may sourced from different suppliers, taste profile could be different for different batches.

200g is lighter than most 225 or 250g, price should be 10% or 20% cheaper.

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QUOTE(sinkiebaru @ Mar 29 2025, 09:30 AM)
Still not available in Singapore.

Italian chef gives it thumbs up though.



Contrast with Anchor butter...fail



Anyone tried before?
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Good review... Looks like I know what butter to switch from now on...

Been using Anchor Butter all the way before and never others....
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QUOTE(kaizoku30 @ Mar 30 2025, 01:54 PM)
Probably Eco Yap is the best I ever tried in Malaysia. If you milk guy, Jew need to go to Japan, Hokkaido milk, Mount Aso one is another level
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I drink yobiso brand hokkaido milk which cost twice of normal milk but still not much different
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QUOTE(:3mushy:3 @ Mar 30 2025, 10:01 AM)
That's margerin. The price alone should tell you which is which.
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The taste itself tells the story... one taste like very low fat kinda synthetic taste while the other taste full bodied....

Many marehsian can't tell marjerin and butter... I believe many threads opened before. Many kaya butter toast seller just use Marjorin


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QUOTE(rtk73 @ Mar 30 2025, 01:36 PM)
Some brands adds starch & sugars
Can't recall which ones
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QUOTE(St0rmFury @ Mar 30 2025, 01:38 PM)
Actually I've also read an article about this many years ago. It says to avoid dairy products with the low-fat or zero-fat label because manufacturers have to add other stuff to mimic the taste & richness of milk fat. So when I buy milk, I always go for full cream.

But that was many many years ago, I don't know if there's any new studies that counters it.
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Good to know. Let me try to read up more on this. If really this is the case, then i might avoid the zero fat one.

I very particular on what i put into my body as i am already aging, not young anymore. sweat.gif Better to start taking care now else 20 years later when u retire, full of sickness and cant enjoy the money you saved too.
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QUOTE(VireCwx @ Mar 29 2025, 03:24 PM)
On food labels, butter refers to a dairy product made from churning milk or cream, containing at least 80% milk fat, and can be salted or unsalted.
Lesser than minimum requirement %, you are not allow to label it as butter.
Therefore Farm Fresh is butter since it meet the minimum requirement. If not it can be only label as marjerin or spread (usually mixed with vegetable oil)

Same goes to other food label requirement and standard.
Example:-

Potato Chips vs Potato Crisp
Fruit Juice vs Fruit Drink
Ice cream vs Ice Confection

In fact most of you daily consume product it not you thought it's.
Example most the "ice cream" locally produced are just ice confection.
When it melts, there is a obvious separation between water and "cream" This is due to water and vegetable oil doesnt mix well where else true ice cream melts, it's just milk fat, sugar and air. Wont have such obvious separation.
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Yes lots of people think suka hati marketing je wanna call it as what.. like that why not buttercup label itself as butter? If its up to marketing to decide

Sohai meh,there is such law for categorization of food items..the ice confectionary one is one of the most well known one.

QUOTE(h@ksam @ Mar 29 2025, 03:39 PM)
marketing failure yet again

at 250g, the rate will be RM 13.30, not sure if they worried that people won't buy or what but the perceived RM 10.65 per block is deceiving.

always one step forward, two steps back, no brains to do the right thing.

I pity their shareholders
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I think many people don't really look at the weight 200g vs 250g especially ppl who are non bakers... sometimes I wanna eat some butter I prefer those small small individual tubs like lurpak and scs , becsuse I just suddenly crave butter but I'm sure I won't eat a whole slab

Most ppl who buy stuff don't even look at the labels apart from the price label... so whatever they're doing is some form of marketing also, sell at 200g, entry price lower so that it appeals to people who would usually not want to eat butter as they feel entry price more than rm15 is too high ... maybe in future when it establishes itself as a favourite then it can compete head to head 250g vs 250g .. if now they 250g vs 250g , newcomer brand vs longstanding favourite, price difference few ringgit ppl still buy the longstanding favourite.

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I drink yobiso brand hokkaido milk which cost twice of normal milk but still not much different
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I like this one, but don’t think Jew can get outside Japan
https://asomilk.com/?mode=cate&cbid=2737068&csid=0
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QUOTE(ry8128 @ Mar 30 2025, 12:20 PM)
I buy 0%, as i am trying to keep my body fit. If you are already fit and fats not an issue, then can get the 10% one.
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0% fat is often replaced with sugar.. which is even more fattening for you than fat laugh.gif

There's a reason fat tastes so good to us, its beneficial.

Fat has been demonised for so long, when its not that bad actually. Just make sure to take it in moderation.
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QUOTE(silverhawk @ Mar 30 2025, 03:39 PM)
0% fat is often replaced with sugar.. which is even more fattening for you than fat laugh.gif

There's a reason fat tastes so good to us, its beneficial.

Fat has been demonised for so long, when its not that bad actually. Just make sure to take it in moderation.
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How can it being replaced with sugar when the sugar content is lower? Fake advertising by manufacturers?
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That's margerin. The price alone should tell you which is which.
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margerine is 100% vegetable blend. butter also have.
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Probably Eco Yap is the best I ever tried in Malaysia. If you milk guy, Jew need to go to Japan, Hokkaido milk, Mount Aso one is another level
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Heard about it also, will try
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QUOTE(St0rmFury @ Mar 30 2025, 01:38 PM)
Actually I've also read an article about this many years ago. It says to avoid dairy products with the low-fat or zero-fat label because manufacturers have to add other stuff to mimic the taste & richness of milk fat. So when I buy milk, I always go for full cream.

But that was many many years ago, I don't know if there's any new studies that counters it.
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Low fat milk is left over milk after milk fat is extracted for butter. most low fat foods e.g yogurt, have added sugar, a reason why those on low fat diet hardly lose weight.

Butter blend is a blend of palm oil and butter. most "butter" served in kopitiam is blended butter.

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Very good reviewer this pink panther chef. Agree with him fuck palm oil fuck that industry and haze causing. Ban it perma.


Any butter with palm oil fk off shove it on your own family throat giving low quality shits

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post Mar 30 2025, 05:24 PM

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QUOTE(Knnbuccb @ Mar 30 2025, 03:31 PM)
Yes lots of people think suka hati marketing je wanna call it as what.. like that why not buttercup label itself as butter? If its up to marketing to decide

Sohai meh,there is such law for categorization of food items..the ice confectionary one is one of the most well known one.

I think many people don't really look at the weight 200g vs 250g especially ppl who are non bakers... sometimes I wanna eat some butter I prefer those small small individual tubs like lurpak and scs , becsuse I just suddenly crave butter but I'm sure I won't eat a whole slab

Most ppl who buy stuff don't even look at the labels apart from the price label... so whatever they're doing is some form of marketing also, sell at 200g, entry price lower so that it appeals to people who would usually not want to eat butter as they feel entry price more than rm15 is too high ... maybe in future when it establishes itself as a favourite then it can compete head to head 250g vs 250g .. if now they 250g vs 250g , newcomer brand vs longstanding favourite, price difference few ringgit ppl still buy the longstanding favourite.
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Most consumers in this country look at price and ignore weight. fern leaf butter has 250g and 225g packing.

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post Apr 6 2025, 11:50 AM

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QUOTE(fuzzy @ Mar 29 2025, 08:52 PM)
I didn't see. Only saw for Brownes. sad.gif
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Almost forget tell u, friday i went, they restock already, so should have today. Already stock up another 3 tubs.

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QUOTE(rtk73 @ Mar 30 2025, 01:36 PM)
Some brands adds starch & sugars
Can't recall which ones
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QUOTE(St0rmFury @ Mar 30 2025, 01:38 PM)
Actually I've also read an article about this many years ago. It says to avoid dairy products with the low-fat or zero-fat label because manufacturers have to add other stuff to mimic the taste & richness of milk fat. So when I buy milk, I always go for full cream.

But that was many many years ago, I don't know if there's any new studies that counters it.
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QUOTE(silverhawk @ Mar 30 2025, 03:39 PM)
0% fat is often replaced with sugar.. which is even more fattening for you than fat laugh.gif

There's a reason fat tastes so good to us, its beneficial.

Fat has been demonised for so long, when its not that bad actually. Just make sure to take it in moderation.
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I compare the 0% and 10% version and i didnt see any extra ingredients or extra sugar that you guys mentioned. So any data/fact to backup your statement? If have, pls share, ayam dont want eat nonsense, lol.
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post Apr 6 2025, 12:06 PM

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QUOTE(ry8128 @ Apr 6 2025, 11:50 AM)
Almost forget tell u, friday i went, they restock already, so should have today. Already stock up another 3 tubs.

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I compare the 0% and 10% version and i didnt see any extra ingredients or extra sugar that you guys mentioned. So any data/fact to backup your statement? If have, pls share, ayam dont want eat nonsense, lol.
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damn. ive been looking for ages everywhere no stock
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post Apr 6 2025, 04:43 PM

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QUOTE(ry8128 @ Apr 6 2025, 11:50 AM)
I compare the 0% and 10% version and i didnt see any extra ingredients or extra sugar that you guys mentioned. So any data/fact to backup your statement? If have, pls share, ayam dont want eat nonsense, lol.
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I said often, not always

Its possible they don't do any replacement, then the taste/texture would be quite different. Do you notice a difference between the 0% and 10%? If got difference, then I think you're safe. If you don't feel any difference, then definitely the fat is being substituted with something.
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QUOTE(ry8128 @ Apr 6 2025, 11:50 AM)
Almost forget tell u, friday i went, they restock already, so should have today. Already stock up another 3 tubs.

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I compare the 0% and 10% version and i didnt see any extra ingredients or extra sugar that you guys mentioned. So any data/fact to backup your statement? If have, pls share, ayam dont want eat nonsense, lol.
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I go check later. I just wented two days ago but got Brownes again at rm32. But I don't really like it's Greek style penipu scammer rather than Greek yogurt.
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QUOTE(silverhawk @ Apr 6 2025, 04:43 PM)
I said often, not always

Its possible they don't do any replacement, then the taste/texture would be quite different. Do you notice a difference between the 0% and 10%? If got difference, then I think you're safe. If you don't feel any difference, then definitely the fat is being substituted with something.
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No idea on the taste, as I never bought the 10% before.

 

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