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Good butter for baking?
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mrbadexample wrote: »Well, it's not for me, but I could always make another one to share?

Fabulous
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I use value butter, and usually salted (Morrisons/Tesco's own) as unsalted value seems harder to come by. Works fine, but I usually omit any salt in the recipe because the butter's already salted. For things like pastry, half butter, half marge, or if you've got it, lard or goose fat is divine!2015 comp wins - £370.25
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if im baking treats for myself i always use pure soya spread (am vegan), but for everthing else i always use utterly butterly or its supermarket equivalent. cant say that i ever use butter in baking as it seems a bit too extravagent0
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