We make our grass-fed unsalted butter for home cooks and bakers who want complete control in the kitchen. Made from cream from cattle that graze regenerative pastures, this single-ingredient butter lets you decide exactly how much salt goes into every dish.

What Is Grass-Fed Unsalted Butter?

This butter comes from one ingredient: grass-fed sweet cream. We produce it during the summer months when our cows graze on lush pastures, and their milk is at its richest.

From Cattle on Regenerative Pastures

Along with our trusted partner farms, we raise cattle on pasture with no grain finishing. The cows' grass-only diet creates cream with better nutrition, and we never use hormones, antibiotics, or steroids. In our experience with regenerative farming, we've seen how grazing practices improve soil health while producing superior cream.

Rich in Omega-3s and CLAs

Grass-fed unsalted butter contains higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids and conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) compared to grain-fed alternatives. You also get fat-soluble vitamins, including A, D, E, and K2. The grass diet creates a better fat profile in the finished product.

Why Choose Unsalted Butter?

Unsalted butter gives you complete control over seasoning in your recipes. Adjust salt to your preference in delicate pastries, compound butters, and any dish where you want clean, rich flavor as your base. With no added salt or preservatives, it also works for people limiting sodium in their diets. You can season every meal exactly how you want, from morning eggs to evening vegetables.

Salted vs Unsalted Butter: When to Use Each

The main difference is flexibility. With unsalted, you decide how much salt your dish needs. Salted butter adds convenience for spreading on toast or finishing vegetables, but in baking, that pre-added salt can throw off measurements. You can always add salt to unsalted butter (about 1/4 teaspoon per stick), but you can't remove it from salted butter.

Flavor from Fresh Pasture

We've seen how cream from pasture-raised cattle produces butter with deeper flavor. The taste is naturally sweet and richer compared to grain-fed alternatives, and you'll notice the difference in both color and richness.

Versatile for Any Recipe

Use this butter for croissants that need proper lamination, classic butter cookies, or hollandaise sauce where you want nothing competing with the richness. It's excellent for sautéing vegetables or creating compound butters with herbs and spices. Pair it with our grass-fed beef for quality meals at home, browse our curated bundles to stock your freezer, or try it alongside beef suet for traditional pastry making.

Storage and Usage Tips

Our salted butter arrives frozen and stays fresh in your freezer or the fridge until its expiration date. For baking, let it soften at room temperature for easier creaming with sugar. If substituting for salted in a recipe, add about 1/4 teaspoon of salt per stick to match the flavor.

Ingredients

100% Grass-Fed Sweet Cream.

100% Brothers' Guarantee

We treat our customers like family. If you are not satisfied, we’ll refund your money back, and you keep the product.

• NO mRNA or glyphosate
• NO hormones or steroids
• NO GMOs or antibiotics
• NO MSG, synthetic nitrates, or sugar

Lastly, we treat our customers like family. If there's something that doesn't meet your expectations, let us know, and we'll make it right.

Fast Home Delivery

Free delivery starting at $159+ in many states! Plus, get your order in as little as two days with our weekly deliveries. We deliver everywhere within the continental US.

Before confirming your purchase, you'll receive an estimated delivery date so you can plan accordingly.

Seven Sons' Five Steps for Fast and Safe Delivery

1. Items are vacuumed sealed in BPA-free packaging for safe transit.
2. Extra insulated boxes are designed to withstand hot temperatures.
3. Vapor liners are used to reduce airflow & keep your food cold.
4. Extra dry ice to keep food safe for at least an extra 24 hours.
5. SMS notifications to update you about the status of your order.

To learn more about our home delivery service, please visit our delivery FAQ page.