Making BUTTER From Goat's Milk! (& a peek at baby goats)

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[elainelucier]

I never knew you could make butter or whip cream from goat milk.

[katiedenessen]

I never get tired of seeing wagging goat tails 😋

[kerriofczarzakkfofczarzak]

Wow, I didn’t know this was milk month but what fun. I have just three dairy goats I have been milking since March. I get about 1-1/2 gallons per day. I’ve been making chèvre, cheddar cheese, yogurt, evaporated milk, dehydrated milk, and some butter. This is awesome and what a reward because it’s so fresh! I love your cream separator and I am going to be looking into one. I love using my Bosch mixer to make cheese. A lot less mess. I laughed at my husband when he watched this with me. He said oh my she kisses her goats like you. 😂 I said that’s how we love them. Keep up the good work Heather. Hopefully I’ll be able to ship your package soon from nawnee’s Homemades. Peace friend

[PeasAndChoiFarm]

I haven't played with my cream separator yet but now I'm inspired to wash it up and have some fun!

[theunsteadysteader]

I wish I could taste that butter....yummmm

[MarciPrice-cleq]

I don't miss the paddle butter churn.. haven't used one in 40 years or so.
Looks amazing!

[AHomesteadingHustle]

Oh my goodness the excitement from those bottle babies is adorable!!

This cream separator is amazing!! My friend has Nigerians and she said their milk is so creamy! Maybe I'll have to add some to our homestead! ( I need to convince the hubby 😂)

[tammykaltreider]

Great video! Thank you so much for sharing ♥️

[dawnhartwell]

What an awesome video! You provided a wealth of knowledge not just about butter but the whole process of separating the cream, etc. thank you so much for showing us all how to make butter and all the hard work involved. You are amazing.

[mandyg]

I have made it with the shaking Mason jar method and boy what a workout 😂

[cindyboard]

That looks delicious!!! It's been a long time since I have made butter. When I was little my grandmother would make her butter by shaking the milk in a jar. Of course I always wanted to help but would soon get bored with the shaking.😂
Thanks for sharing and stay safe!!!

[homesteadchile]

Great video! You explained things so well. It was fun to see your separator in action.

[OZARKMEL]

Love how you utilize everything from your farm. The cream separator is a game changer!

[TheInquisitiveFarmwife]

I just love this video! So very informative, you did a great job explaining everything to us as you were doing it! I

[OrganicMommaGA]

Thank you so much for explaining the cream separator! We don't have any dairy animals yet, but I was wondering if that was a piece of equipment we needed or was just a nice thing to have. Since we weren't planning on cows, but rather goats and sheep, a cream separator has gone on our "needed equipment" list. 😁

[nancypina]

New at this goat deal. My daughter is in 4H and lives dairy goats. This would be our fort year breeding so it is wonderful to learn new things to make with goats milk.

[rebeccawatson]

I only do a quart at a time in my chef size kitchen aid. I have to put a towel or cheesecloth over it. Messy but worth it!

[josettereto]

Recently found this channel and am loving it. I have been binge watching! Thank you for all the wonderfully useful information.

[TexasBeliever]

Packed full of information. I don't even own a goat & your channel has made it so intriguing to me. If I had the structure in place I'd get 2 of them now. Nice collaboration!

[sandyhootman]

I used to get about 6 gallons of raw cows milk when all my children were growing up. We would make butter every week with my grandma’s butter churn. I loved my homemade butter.