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By Rose Gray and Ruth Rogers

Published 1995

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As salt acts as a stabiliser, unsalted butter is more fragile and therefore absorbs more easily the flavours and aromas of other ingredients. We are always looking for the sweet, unsalted, fresh Italian butter which can be difficult to buy in the UK. The French unsalted pure butter from Normandy is similar.

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