Fleischbutter
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Fleischbutter (meat butter) is a combination of ground meat, butter, and spices, used as a spread.[1] The most common form of fleischbutter is made with ground pork; variants use beef, lamb, kidney, tripe, and other muscle and organ meats. Spices also vary considerably, though the most popular combination is salt, black pepper, and ground peppercorn.[citation needed] Other variations may even include fruit, such as crushed cranberries or orange rind.
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- ^ Maria Schramm. "Party-Fleischbutter (recipe)". Webkoch. http://www.webkoch.de/rezept/30188. Retrieved 3 March 2010.(German)
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