Making butter takes a lot of time to make so if you're in the summer it's a good thing because it can just be made in just 40 mins, but if it's the winter it’s not a good thing for it because it would take a lot of time.
The things you would be needing is.
- Cream/Milk
- Salt
- Churn
- Sieve
- And a bowl or a container
- So the first thing if you want to make butter is to get a churner and pour your cream/milk and a little bit of salt into your churner then you mix it. While you mix it, it will take up to 40 minutes. Then when 40 minutes is over you see if the cream/milk has changed into a different kind of thing that would be changing into butter you pour it into a bowl or a container then you get a sieve, then you scoop it out then you leave it to set then you have your butter.
- You can use butter for a lot of things like putting it on your toast or putting it on you pan.
- And that is how you can use and make your home made butter with simple ingredients Cream/Milk,Salt,Churn, Sieve and a bowl or a container.
2 comments:
Great work Temu!!!!. I've made butter before, and it was delicious Arigato
Hi Temu!
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