Reddit reviews Whirl Butter Flavored Oil
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Outstanding butter flavorDoes not require refrigerationNo splattering like butter in a skilletBrush on breads for grilling or use as an ingredientContains zero trans fat per serving; no PHO
uh.... no.... There is more to it than that.
1st most restaurants don't use butter they use a buttery oil like whirl or similar. It tastes totally different and is the restaurant flavor people are talking about. You can't even buy this stuff in the store (why i don't know) This is the "secret sauce" most people don't know about. It's normally used on all grilled buns and stuff like mushrooms and veggies or anything cooked on a flat top. Ask someone who works there and they will tell you all about the buttery oil.. (ps.. that stuff with crushed garlic is amazing.) Is this stuff healthy .. oh hell no. lol
2nd to have your stuff taste like a restaurant more so than even the butter oil they use it's almost about thinking how a cook would. What's that mean... Being busy and not giving a dam half the time. How do they get that char? .. they have a really hot surface thats already been on then throw the item on it and do something else. Most home cooks basically touch the food to much. They get to mixing and stuff when in reality you just let it sit there and toss it maybe once or twice. It's a really nasty habit to break when your cooking for your self.
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So .. if you want your food to taste like most food joints. .. get you some whirl and stop moving your food around when you cook it.
>melted butter
Allow me to introduce Butter Favored Oil!
> She said that they do use real butter.
Can't speak for the BWW sauces specifically, but properly done wings are usually a mix of Franks Red Hot hot sauce and some liquid butter. Something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Whirl-Butter-Flavored-Oil-Gallon-case/dp/B00BUYU2IK
It may not be real butter, because it usually isn't refrigerated. But it still costs money, so it doesn't really matter.
They don't use butter, they use whirl.
https://www.amazon.com/Whirl-Butter-Flavored-Oil-Gallon-case/dp/B00BUYU2IK
It's called Whirl, and it's a butter flavored vegetable oil. It's the same thing that movie theaters put on their popcorn. it's the same stuff we used at Godfathers Pizza. They just get it in big pails instead of retail packaging.