Carriage

It's always fun to ride carriages most especially during my childhood days but I've never tried a butter carriage. Perhaps I can only stare at this beauty!

Butter-ed cows

This barn cows butter sculpture makes me think a whole lot more about butter. I can't figure out how that leaf like butter can hang nicely by the fence considering it's quite thin and tendency to be broken. However it's done, it's really good.

Let's get some milk!

A butter sculpture of a man milking a cow. The whole idea is simple but the craftsmanship is really good. The way the cow and everything's detailed, you wouldn't think that it's all made up of butter.

Fighting Butter Horses

These fighting horses are sculpted from real butter. Understandable enough that it doesn't melt because it's well sealed and maintained with the proper room temperature. One thing that I really findamazing is how they make this heavy butter stand like this. You'll see below the sculpture the actual piece they used to copy this work.

Butter Turkey

I don't know how they made this butter stand with the turkey's heavy body and thin legs. An artwork for food exhibition showing intricate detailing and exactimagery of a turkey.

Biking Cow Butter Sculpture

This cow on bike figure is well crafted out of butter. You

may find it unbelievable but it's true. This picture's taken

during a food art exhibition. Proper temperature and such

measures were applied to keep the butter sculpture in good form.