Traditional butter making in Ethiopia and possible improvements

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Abstract

Summarises the results of a study on the traditional methods of butter making-conducted to determine the efficiency of the process and the quality of butter produced. Reports on initial experiments carried out to devise improved methods of butter making.

Authors

  • O'Mahony, F.
  • Bekele, E.

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