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Decent tasty margarine in a wrapper, not plastic tub?

I hate waste, and plastic packaging... but I like a bit of butter on my toast in the morning.

But butter is a little bit on the saturated fat side and would prefer to use something a little more healthy.

Does anyone know of tasty healthy margarine-type things that don't come in tubs, but are wrapped in foil/paper instead like butter?

cheers in advance.
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  • loobyloo2
    loobyloo2 Posts: 348 Forumite
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    Only ever seen Stork in a block,
    but even that is becoming very hard to find

    I use it for baking, so would be interested too in finding an alternative.
  • potatan
    potatan Posts: 44 Forumite
    I'm not sure I'd like stork on my toast though - isn't it more for baking?
  • Amys
    Amys Posts: 919 Forumite
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    I use stork on toast, it prefer it to butter
  • loobyloo2
    loobyloo2 Posts: 348 Forumite
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    potatan wrote: »
    I'm not sure I'd like stork on my toast though - isn't it more for baking?

    As i said, I use it for baking.
  • kitekat
    kitekat Posts: 1,283 Forumite
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    Ive used willow its a low fat spread that tastes like butter and comes packaged in foil,have seen it Asda and Iceland.
  • Enterprise_1701C
    Enterprise_1701C Posts: 23,410 Forumite
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    edited 22 July 2009 at 6:48AM
    Alternatively, the tubs come in very handy to store small amounts of stuff in the freezer.
    What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare
  • Clowance
    Clowance Posts: 1,880 Forumite
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    what about buying the largest tub you can find (catering size, possibly from Makro?) which would last a long time and then the tub could be reused for something else.
  • potatan
    potatan Posts: 44 Forumite
    Thanks for the suggestions - I'll see if I can find some wrapped Willow spread as I don't tend to have too many leftovers, living on my own!

    cheers
  • ACID
    ACID Posts: 1,209 Forumite
    its only a plastic tub??
  • potatan
    potatan Posts: 44 Forumite
    ACID wrote: »
    its only a plastic tub??

    Well it would be more like (at a guess) 40-50 plastic tubs a year!
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