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6. Watch the first video on the Spruce Eats article on how to make clarified butter. What is the difference between stick butter and butter that has been clarified?
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Jorgemaestro · Tutor durante 5 años

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The main difference between stick butter and clarified butter is that clarified butter has had its milk solids removed, leaving only the butterfat. This process results in a butter with a higher smoke point and a cleaner flavor, making it ideal for cooking and frying at high temperatures. Stick butter, on the other hand, retains its milk solids and has a lower smoke point, making it more suitable for spreading on bread or using in recipes where the butter is not heated to high temperatures.
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