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ABC Butter Making; a Hand-book for the Beginner is a practical guide designed for individuals new to the art of butter production. Written by Frederick S. Burch and originally published in 1887, this handbook provides essential instructions and insights into the processes and techniques involved in making high-quality butter.
Covering everything from the selection of cream to the final stages of churning and packaging, the book offers a step-by-step approach suitable for both home use and small-scale commercial operations. Burch's clear and concise writing makes the complexities of butter making accessible to all, ensuring that even those with no prior experience can achieve excellent results. This historical text offers a glimpse into late 19th-century agricultural practices, providing both a functional manual and a fascinating look at the era's dairy industry.
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