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Millie’s Small Batch Butter

feelbutter.com ↗ · Food, Events & Hospitality · score 81.0
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A tiny butter business offering hand-churned salted, unsalted, and rotating flavored butter for porch pickup.

Why it surfaced

The whole operation has a memorable neighborhood ritual: order by Saturday noon, then collect a jar from Millie’s front porch on the first or third Sunday. The weekly special is honey butter, with payment by cash or Venmo at pickup.

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