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Ploughgate Creamery | Small-Batch Cultured Butter
Ploughgate Creamery pairs European butter-making tradition with fresh local farm cream to make small-batch, artisanal, cultured butter. ploughgate.com
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ploughgate - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Synonyms · (Scottish, uncommon): daugh · (English equivalents): See carucate. Hypernyms. edit. (Scottish, 4 ploughgates): daugh; (English equivalents): ... en.wiktionary.org
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Ploughgate Creamery Cultured Butter - Saxelby Cheese
Ploughgate's cultured butter is some of the best butter being produced in the country, and is revered by home cooks as well as New York's best chefs. saxelbycheese.com
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plough-gate
plough-gate, plow- north. Eng. and Sc. Now only Hist. (ˈplaʊgeɪt) [f. as prec. + gate n.2; cf. ox-gate.] Originally, perhaps the same as plough-land (and hence commonly used by Scottish antiquarian writers to render carrucata); but in later times apparently applied to a much smaller quantity of land... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ploughgate Creamery (@ploughgate) • Instagram photos and videos
We use Ploughgate butter from Vermont across all the Frenchette Group restaurants,” Nasr explains. “It's the best tasting butter produced in America. www.instagram.com
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PLOWGATE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of PLOWGATE is a unit of land area once used in Scotland and northern England probably originally equal to a plowland or carucate. www.merriam-webster.com
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Bauk (field)
of Agriculture in Perth (1799) says: "Large slices of land are left unploughed, as boundaries between the alternate ridges of neighbours, in the same plough-gate wikipedia.org
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Ploughgate Creamery Cultured Maple Butter - 8oz
Ploughgate Creamery cultured butter is made in the old European tradition with fresh Vermont cream. The flavor is sweet, slightly tangy, and unbelievably ... www.formaggiokitchen.com
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Ploughgate Creamery Cultured Butter - C. Hesse Cheese
Founded by Marissa Mauro in 2014 at the ripe age of 23, Ploughgate initially created and sold cheeses such as Willoughby (now made by another Vermont mainstay, ... www.chessecheese.com
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Ploughgate Creamery | North Bennington VT - Facebook
We've taken an old-world cheese and contemporized it for a unique offering that highlights Ploughgate and Maplebrook in their dairy fields—cheese and butter ... www.facebook.com
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Ploughgate Cultured Butter - Third Wheel Cheese Company
Ploughgate Creamery has been crafting cultured butter of the finest quality in Vermont since 2014. They combine European tradition with fresh Vermont cream. www.thirdwheelcheeseco.com
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plough-gang
† ˈplough-gang Sc. Obs. [f. plough n.1 + gang n.1 (app. a late formation on analogy of ox-gang).] A measure of arable land; by Jamieson taken as a synonym of plough-gate. (The statements of its extent differ widely, and may point to different local uses: quot. 1793 makes it 13 acres, i.e. one eighth... Oxford English Dictionary
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David Maitland Makgill Crichton
to the Philosophical Association of Cupar; secured a bridge instead of a level crossing over the railway at that town; and obtained a reduction of the plough-gate wikipedia.org
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davach
† davach, -och Sc. Hist. In 7 dawach(e. [OIr. dabach, dabhach vat, tub (perhaps as a corn-measure); cf. the similar uses of pint, pottle, and gallon, as measures of land in Anglo-Irish. In med.L. davaca (erron. -ata). A conjectured derivation from damh ox, is erroneous. Dabach occurs as a land-measu... Oxford English Dictionary
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suling
suling Hist. (ˈsʊlɪŋ) Forms: 1 swuluncg, sulung (rare sulong), Domesday Bk. solin, 2 solling, (also 7 Hist.) swuling, (also 9 Hist.) swilling, 2–3 (also 7–9 Hist.) sulling, suling, 4 swol(l)ing, -yng, swyling, suyling, 4–5 swylling, 9 Hist. sullung. [OE. swulung, sulung, probably vbl. n. of an unrec... Oxford English Dictionary
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