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Short -
Attributable to predominance of high-melting-point fats with
relatively small fat globules and comparatively low curd content of
the butter. Certain types of manufacturing processes where partial
melting of the fat takes place and normal granules are not produced,
usually result in a short and brittle-bodied butter. Too rapid cooling
to too low a temperature may also be a factor.
       
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