Stop Buying Butter ~ Make Homemade Butter in 5 Minutes!

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Learn how to make homemade butter in just 5 minutes and say goodbye to store-bought options! This easy DIY recipe will guide you through the simple steps to create delicious and creamy butter right in your own kitchen. Perfect for spreading on toast, using in recipes, or gifting to friends and family. Say no to store-bought butter and start making your own today!

00:03 Introduction
00:27 Tip
00:39 Pour cream into the bowl
00:58 Mix with hand mixer
01:27 Change to whipped cream
01:51 Changes to yellow solid(butter) and milky liquid (buttermilk )
02:29 Strain out the buttermilk
0:3:17 Rinse butter with cold water until water runs out clear
03:56 shape butter

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[tanana]

I remember my mom telling me not to whip the cream too long or it will turn into butter. That would have been 60+ yrs ago. I'm now going to whip the cream too long!!

[kathyverrelli]

When I was in grade school our teacher put the cream in a mason jar or maybe even a cleaned out plastic peanut butter jar with a pinch of salt. She closed the lid and starting with the first student. We each shook the jar for 2 minutes then passed it to the next student. We did this until the cream turned into butter. The teacher passed out saltine crackers on a napkin and put some of our butter on our crackers for us to have as a treat. I can't eat crackers to this day without butter. Yum!

[lindsaycaress]

This lady has a nice character and is natural and down to earth. She appreciates her audience .

[Denise-eipu]

I do not know what they're complaining about because I enjoyed watching her make butter she's informative and knows what she's doing. She is very easy to understand And she is pleasant....

[KaquolMeliReno]

I’ve never seen butter made before, that was AWESOME!

[Susweca]

I had a Guernsey cow named Essie when I was a kid. The butter and ice cream we made from her milk were out of this world.

[NonoM_]

There's been so much negativity directed at this lady. The world would be a better place if we focused on offering constructive criticism rather than tearing each other down. Keep the great work JoJo! Please continue to share your videos & with kindness in your responses.❤

[HT-rqom]

Here in Germany butter prices have skyrocketed and knowing how to make it myself is definitely helpful, so thank you very much!❤

[MoAn-Ah-LiSa]

I was drawn back to this video because someone liked a comment I left weeks ago. For whatever reason it triggered a memory I'd like to share.
My mother was a nurse and as a child [me] she worked in a hospital. A very generous man would periodically gift her with a gallon of farm fresh milk which had a very thick layer of cream on top. My grandmother lived with us at that time and she taught myself and my sister the jar shaking method of making the butter. Btw, it wasn't yellow, it was white.
I just felt compelled to share that, it's a good memory💜

[Gibson]

Made this just now in my Ninja blender, it beat the heck out the milk and left NO whey! It turned into whipped butter! Thank you! Shalom

[nadiac]

I think it’s worth making your own butter. Just 2 ingredients 👍🏻👍🏻no preservatives 👍🏻👍🏻thank you great video much appreciated ❤️

[PatMcGuriman]

I waste so much being one person, so thank you, I am going to make my own for freezing. Ghee is next for me, and I just found you, so I will look into your videos. May Jesus Christ and God Bless you and your family.

[Psalms-]

With so many things being added to our food that we know nothing about, and as expensive as butter is I will gladly try this and will be passing it on to others it is to simple to not try.

[eileencorcoran]

Used to make BUTTER in my grandmothers dairy in Ireland...from grass fed cows and collected water from a well !!! 1960s.... it was amazing...😊😊😊

[lulaporter]

When I was young, Daddy would put milk into a glass jug, cover the top with layers of fabric tied down and put it in the corner of the kitchen. In my memory that glass jug held 2 to 3 gallons. After it separated, he would put it in a churn and then mix it until he had butter and buttermilk. He would give me a small glass of still warm buttermilk to drink. It tasted amazing. Then he would squeeze the buttermilk out of the butter and mold it into a bowl with his own design across the top. I don't know when he added the salt. I still have my grandmother's wooden butter mold.

[brettdean-vz]

Jojo, I heard your voice and I was hooked. I never even cook. You just sound like a kind person

[ksjeannj]

I decided to research how butter is made. Your video was the first one to appear. I was afraid the process would be very labor intensive. It made my fears disappear. Thank you for making this video. I appreciate it.

[eleanorwittering]

Of course, why did *we ever stop* making our own butter in the first Thank you for reminding us--and, the buttermilk, fresh, man the food, pancakes, biscuits, muffins, cookies...

[eileenmcconnell]

Hi there from Clatskanie, Oregon. When we were kids our grandma would give each of all grandchildren a small mayo jar with heavy cream in them. About 1/4 full . Then we were told to shake till the milk separated. Boy what fun we had making butter for our Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners. It also kept us out of her hair while she was cooking. Thanks

[Happyuxtu]

Can't wait to try this I just paid $6.50for four sticks of butter 😮