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Decent tasty margarine in a wrapper, not plastic tub?
potatan
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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.
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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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.0 -
I'm not sure I'd like stork on my toast though - isn't it more for baking?0
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I use stork on toast, it prefer it to butter0
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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.0
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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 stare0
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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.0
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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!
cheers0 -
its only a plastic tub??0
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