Description
HJ WIJSMAN & ZONEN CANNED BUTTER
For problem-free use in tropical countries, Wijsman exports a special quality Dutch butter under its own name. In many countries, from time immemorial, the Wijsman ‘sweetcream’ salted butter has been one of the most respected dairy products from the Netherlands.
H.J. Wijsman & Zonen is the world's oldest producer of canned butter. Sealed airtight for maximum freshness, their canned creamery butter delivers convenience in the form of extended shelf life and easy distribution without the necessity of refrigeration. It has also proven ideal for disaster preparedness, camping, boating and remote areas where refrigeration is not freely available.
A long history of free range farming and strict quality controls allows H.J. Wijsman & Zonen to produce butter of the highest quality!
INGREDIENTS:
Sweet cream, salt, beta carotene.
DIRECTIONS:
Store in a cool place.
Perishable Information
Most products we sell can be shipped via Ground without a problem. However, some items must be sent via Express due to their perishable nature including some refrigerated and frozen foods, and chocolate during the summer months.
We give the customer the choice of shipping methods. Our general policy is that we guarantee perishable products when shipped via Express, and the customer takes the risk when sent by Ground. We will not be held responsible for spoilage of perishable products sent by Ground. We prefer to ship perishable products Monday & Tuesday in an effort to avoid weekend losses and reserve the right to delay a perishable shipment to safely schedule it. We may also delay a shipment due to inclement weather.
When shipping perishable foods, our cart will automatically add Ice Pack Shipping depending on the items purchased. Ice Pack Shipping costs $8 (Including Ice Packs). These additional costs will be added to your invoice and show on your credit card. Your order CANNOT be shipped without this payment.
Ingredients
Note: Ingredients and labels may change without notice and translation and/or typographical errors are possible. Therefore consumers are advised to check the ingredient lists on the package for substances that might be incompatible with them BEFORE ingestion. The European Parliament directives and amendments pertaining to compulsory food labeling can vary depending on the item in question and producers are not always required to provide a detailed and complete listing of all ingredients. When in doubt contact the manufacturer before consuming this item.
