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Room Temperature Butter in Baking: Why This One Thing Changes Everything

October 30, 2026 by Chef Giriraj
Freshly baked croissants on counter — result of proper butter temperature and lamination

Why does butter need to be room temperature for baking? A professional pastry chef explains the science of butter temperature and how it changes your cakes, cookies, and buttercream.

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