Bordier Yuzu - 125g
Bordier yuzu butter is a artisanal, lightly salted butter from Brittany, France, that combines the richness of traditional French butter with the bright, citrusy flavor of Japanese yuzu. It is made from the milk of free-ranging cows and has a velvety texture, with the yuzu providing a harmonious tartness that complements both sweet and savory dishes. Ā The butter is churned using a centuries-old process that includes hand-kneading with teak paddles to develop its distinctive quality, a method unchanged since the 19th century.Ā It is prized by chefs for its quality and is used for cooking, baking, or simply spreading on warm bread.
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Bordier Yuzu - 125g
Bordier Yuzu - 125g
Bordier yuzu butter is a artisanal, lightly salted butter from Brittany, France, that combines the richness of traditional French butter with the bright, citrusy flavor of Japanese yuzu. It is made from the milk of free-ranging cows and has a velvety texture, with the yuzu providing a harmonious tartness that complements both sweet and savory dishes. Ā The butter is churned using a centuries-old process that includes hand-kneading with teak paddles to develop its distinctive quality, a method unchanged since the 19th century.Ā It is prized by chefs for its quality and is used for cooking, baking, or simply spreading on warm bread.
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Bordier yuzu butter is a artisanal, lightly salted butter from Brittany, France, that combines the richness of traditional French butter with the bright, citrusy flavor of Japanese yuzu. It is made from the milk of free-ranging cows and has a velvety texture, with the yuzu providing a harmonious tartness that complements both sweet and savory dishes. Ā The butter is churned using a centuries-old process that includes hand-kneading with teak paddles to develop its distinctive quality, a method unchanged since the 19th century.Ā It is prized by chefs for its quality and is used for cooking, baking, or simply spreading on warm bread.











