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The video is about how to choose good butter from different brands and avoid fake or low-quality products. The speaker compares 10 types of butter based on their price, packaging, composition, name, shelf life, taste, smell, appearance and behavior in different experiments. She shows how to identify vegetable fats, preservatives and margarine in butter. She also recommends a mobile wallet application for getting discounts and bonuses in stores. She concludes by ranking the butter from the worst to the best and asking the viewers to share their opinions and suggestions.
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- The text is a transcript of a video about how to choose good butter and avoid low-quality products.
- The speaker compares 10 different brands of butter and conducts three experiments: melting in boiling water, heating in a frying pan, and freezing and cutting.
- The speaker advises to look for the name, composition, GOST, fat content, shelf life, and packaging of the butter before buying it.
- The speaker claims that real butter should be made from pasteurized cream or cow's milk cream, have a light creamy taste and color, and form a translucent film and white foam when heated.
- The speaker dislikes the products that have a margarine taste or smell, contain vegetable fats or preservatives, have a yellow color or a thick film, or are too cheap or expensive.
- The speaker's favorites are Brest-Litovsk and Belarusian butter, which are both produced in Belarus and cost 190 and 160 rubles respectively.