Kilner Butter Churn

Kitchen · Homemade

A classic glass jar butter churn. Pour in heavy cream, turn the crank for about 10 minutes, and you’ve got fresh homemade butter.

RoomKitchen

Good forFresh butter and a fun kids activity

SpaceSmall jar

UpkeepHand wash

Homemade butter tastes amazing, but shaking a jar of cream for ages is exhausting.

The Kilner churn uses a crank with metal gears and a silicone paddle inside a classic glass jar.

About 10 minutes. Kilner says a batch can be done in as little as 10 minutes.
Small batches. About 1/2 cup of butter from 10.1 oz of whipping cream.
Bonus buttermilk. Save it for pancakes and baking.
Kid friendly. Turning the crank is a fun activity.

Use heavy or whipping cream. Rinse the finished butter in cold water to help it keep longer.

It’s hand wash only.

For a fun weekend activity and incredible fresh butter, it’s a lovely little gadget.

It’s not cheaper than store butter, so it’s about the experience.

Big batches

Old school churn for larger amounts.

Mixer

Whips cream into butter fast.

Simple

Shake it by hand. Free, but tiring.

A charming, easy way to make butter at home and get the kids involved.

Keep it if you want a fun homemade food project.
Pass if you just want cheap butter.

What we looked at: Kilner’s Amazon listing.

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