[SunkenCiv]

Top chef Kevin Thornton revealed he had tasted bog butter but archaeology experts advised against it

[OldNewYork]

Two thousand years old and still edible. And they know because they’ve tried it. Bravery.

[SnuffaBolshevik]

I believe the Navy has something similar called “Boy Butter”.

Bada-bing.

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

I always enjoyed my business trips to NI. We’d sneak across the border into the Republic for lunch at the most remarkable pub/restaurants.

The heat was always provided by an open hearth burning hard coal and peat.

Something about the aroma and the Grant’s Gammon made the trip worth while.

[Caipirabob]

Just wow...😮

[bakeneko]

I ate some dubious Haggis once;

I crapped Bog Butter for a week.

[tet68]

From the days before deep fried butter...

[fella]

Would unhomoginzed and unpasteurized butter have DNA from the cows in it?

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

Is it something like Vegemite?

If this stuff is edible it may be the ultimate survival food. Anything that lasts for 2000 years must be good stuff.

[howlinhound]

Will Michelle Obama demand it be added to the school lunch program?

[Chode]

i bet the boys over at Wreckless Eating would eat it... with special guest PhilaDehlia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_idR_cvZrc&index=47&list=PL01DCEA6B4493B3AE

[Larry Lucido]

"Bog butter?"

[Rurudyne]

Btw, just to pick a nit, 2000 years isn’t “prehistory” in Europe.