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What I Was Thinking? Nah, doesn't sound Amish. This milk is churned to make Kerrygold butter. And why are there gobs and gobs of rolls of it?

Certainly small Amish family farms don't produce enough butter for discount markets across the country? My stomach is now sunk all the way to the floor. This is no Amish butter, I'm certain of it.

I wasn't so sure. I notice that nowhere in the text of the page is there any mention of Amish.

The only place you see Amish is on the picture of the package. Check out these words: Then I call Alcam Creamery, using the customer service number listed on the website. How can I help you? Is this Amish butter? The Kerrygold butter is more yellow, no doubt.

More yellow means more beta-carotene. It means the cows were probably eating lots of rapidly growing green grass, because that is where they get the beta-carotene that gets into the cream which makes the butter or cheese.

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Yellow cheese and yellow butter are awesome all around — taste and health. Ingredients in each type of butter? The kids and I do a taste-test. The Amish Country Roll Butter is overly salty — unmistakeable to all of us. And we like salt, so that says a lot.

The taste and color comparison is neither here nor there in terms of getting the facts. I don't even know if Amish farms have grass-fed cows any more. Or have they converted to grain-fed?

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It was just interesting to compare, for our own curiosity. I talked with three people about this Amish Country Roll Butter and two of them thought it was true Amish butter. The checkout lady told me how everyone in town loves this Amish butter, and I speculate many think it really is Amish butter, too.

Most consumers fall for it. I'm not even sure that the Amish Country Roll Butter is falsely labeled. It is hand-rolled like real Amish butter, after all. I do think the name on the package is deceptive, though. I'll go that far.In Peter Weir's thriller Witness, Samuel (Lukas Haas), a young Amish boy, witnesses a murder in the restroom of a Philadelphia bus station.

Harrison Ford stars as John Book, the police detective. Although he once again plays a heroic man with a gun, Witness () was the first starring role that broke Harrison Ford away from the science fiction and fantasy genres that made him famous, and gave him his first and only Academy Award nomination for Best Actor.

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Peter Weirs film Witness distinguishes two very different worlds of the Amish and the city. is a symbol of John Books modern world of corruption and violence that abruptly seems out of place in the world of the Amish.

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Both Rachel and Samuel are changed by Books presence as in this scene Weir has presented how Books modern world has. Witness (BD) When a young Amish woman and her son get caught up in the murder of an undercover narcotics agent, their savior turns out to be hardened Philadelphia detective John Book.

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Witness The film witness is set in and was directed by an Australian director Peter Weir. The film depicts the cultural clashes between the American societies and the Amish community in Philadelphia.