Lurpak Offer In Asda

molly_malone

Limited edition baking tin containing 2x 250g packs of butter only £2 in Asda. Even better you get 3 for £5. It seems a good quality tin with a recipe booklet and a coupon for 30 pence off lurpak spreadable.

dollywops

Just got back from Watford and wanted to say thank you very much. Lurpak is now £1.50 per pack and I only buy it when it is on special 24£2. However, this works out at 83p per pack. The packs I bought are good until the middle of January. I got 9 sets, ie 18 packets of butter. Whatever is not used by Christmas will go in the freezer. I was down to my last packet in the fridge and needed butter anyway.

Fruittea

dollywops wrote: »

Just got back from Watford and wanted to say thank you very much. Lurpak is now £1.50 per pack and I only buy it when it is on special 24£2. However, this works out at 83p per pack. The packs I bought are good until the middle of January. I got 9 sets, ie 18 packets of butter. Whatever is not used by Christmas will go in the freezer. I was down to my last packet in the fridge and needed butter anyway.

Thanks for the tip - didn't know you could freeze butter.

melb

and other people?

molly_malone

I bought 3 packs for us because it's good till January and also because I grudge paying the normal price.

sharond101

Didn't have any of the special packs with the baking tin in my local Asda and it says on Lurpak it is not freezeable (though I am sure you probably can)

dollywops

sharond101 wrote: »

Didn't have any of the special packs with the baking tin in my local Asda and it says on Lurpak it is not freezeable (though I am sure you probably can)

I now only buy Lurpak when it is on special offer and always keep some in the freezer. I have never had a problem with it.

cOnfused_4-2

sirbrainy wrote: »

18 packs of butter would last us about 9 years ;-)

Think about your heart?

She didn't say she would consume it all herself..

I never use to use a lot of butter until I started baking with my children..I now could go through 2 packs easily a month. They don't eat all the stuff we bake that ends up going into hubbie's work...fills a few hours on a rainy afternoon!

cOnfused_4-2

sirbrainy wrote: »

Try cooking without butter.

Use water instead to bind the ingredients.

Will give that a go next time thanks

dollywops

cOnfused wrote: »

She didn't say she would consume it all herself..

I never use to use a lot of butter until I started baking with my children..I now could go through 2 packs easily a month. They don't eat all the stuff we bake that ends up going into hubbie's work...fills a few hours on a rainy afternoon!

Now that DS is back home from university and employed, he has 2 peices of toast every weekday morning. At the weekend DS and DH have bagels for breakfast. When DD is home, she also has a bagel for breakfast at the weekend. I very rarely eat anything that requires butter. I was born and brought up on Lurpak butter and only ate that for the first 25 years of my life. When I got married, DH wanted Anchor, but I said no. We only use butter in my house and not in such quantity that it will do us any harm.

mackemdave

sirbrainy wrote: »

18 packs of butter would last us about 9 years ;-)

Think about your heart?

The only butter my Mum has used since I can remember is Lurpak...She was 80 a few months ago...There are a lot worse things than Lurpak butter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!