A Cultured Butter - Pepe Saya Australian Cultured Butter

“I want people to have that experience of a great tasting Australian butter that’s full of tang and creaminess”

In a factory in the Sydney suburb of Tempe, Pierre Issa leads a small dedicated team churning out gold in the form of Pepe Saya’s Australian cultured butter.

“I’m humbled by the fact that people say your butter tastes amazing”

This is cultured butter of the highest quality and quite possibly may change the way you feel about butter.

It is available around Australia and from the Pepe Saya factory in Sydney for those that want to see it the butter making process in action.

“What’s really unique is that it’s all handmade…”

Seek it out, spread it on and enjoy!

We hope you enjoy the Pepe Saya story on FOOD WINE DINE.

[nt]

❤ the hands on process. Dont ever change, its beautiful!

[carolynreid]

Fabulous keep it up. I make cultured butter at home now and it is beautiful. It’s great to see an Australian company doing a product such as this

[Zipperneck.]

Is it available in France? I’ll check it out!

[youandyourself]

I want pepe butter spread on my butter

[guyallen]

I thought the music was nice and mostly inconspicuous. Lovely video. I can't taste any tang or any culture, perhaps in a few days' time. It's a beautiful product. Since it's wonderfully spreadable straight out of the fridge, I can use it on the kid's sandwiches.

[handshearts-seedsfeedamu]

The music is to loud, and not a complementary sound for this video. Sorry, could not finish video.

[leslieh.tindale]

Wish they didn't have such intrusive music.

[TigerWild]

Why would anybody go to the trouble of putting a video out about all the love they have for what they're doing, and put music on it that makes it hard to hear the speaker? Dumb! Real dumb! The music is a distraction, so I missed the whole point of what he was saying. Thumbs down!

[micpern]

I could barely hear your words but heard the annoying music more.