I have never been to Australia so I don't even know that Australian butter is yellower

but apparently, that is a thing, that's why people are asking about that on Google right?

So let's dig into it a little bit.

The answer to this question was extracted from an article titled Battle of The Butter

published by the Sydney Morning Herald which is a daily newspaper in Sydney, New South

Wales, Australia.

This article was published on December 13, 2010, and what is interesting is that this

article is actually not talking about how good Australian butter is.

It is actually talking about why European butter tasted better back then.

They also talked about how can they improve their butter production process.

However, there is a paragraph here that answered the question: "Why is the Australian butter so yellow"pretty well.

Here is a paragraph extracted by Google: Australian dairy cattle graze on grass with high levels

of beta-carotene, the compound that makes carrots orange and butter yellow, many European

cattle are housed in barns and fed dry food contain less beta-carotene.

Wow so what we learned here is that based on what the cows eat the color of the butter

made from their milk will differ.

Who would thought of that!

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