Need cheap butter

pinkypig

Have a huge amount of baking to do and need cheap butter. Does anyone know where's the best place to buy?

Thanks in advance
PP xx

cherrypies

pinkypig wrote: »

Have a huge amount of baking to do and need cheap butter. Does anyone know where's the best place to buy?

Thanks in advance
PP xx

Oh yes, Tesco have large blocks of their new 'Yum!' range butter on buy one get one free at the moment, they are 500g blocks (double usual size) and are £2.70 each BOGOF, so would work out £2.70 per kilo which is the cheapest I have seen butter for years, usually you are hard pressed to get butter for under £4 per kilo. Be quick though, the offer won't be on for long.

cherrypies

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=273679873

SailorSam

I don't do cake baking but i make bread, and usually use Stork or Asda own stuff, does it have to be butter.

Barneysmom

cherrypies wrote: »

Oh yes, Tesco have large blocks of their new 'Yum!' range butter on buy one get one free at the moment, they are 500g blocks (double usual size) and are £2.70 each BOGOF, so would work out £2.70 per kilo which is the cheapest I have seen butter for years, usually you are hard pressed to get butter for under £4 per kilo. Be quick though, the offer won't be on for long.

Wow!! I qill be loading my trolley tomorrow, thanks for letting us know

pinkypig

Thank you all so much - off the Mr T tomorrow!
Don't use butter in cakes but DD likes buttercream and did try in with marg once but it wasn't very nice

PP xx

Lynsey

Morries have Lurpak on @ 2 for £2.
They also have Heinz 5 beans on offer for 50p.
If you use several Heinz beans coupons which scan @ 85p, you can reduce the price of the butter as the extra 35p comes off your shopping.
Give the beans away if you want.

It also works on the £1 bacon also .............. in fact everything.

Sadly, some Morries adjust the coupon to 50p.

Lynsey

Barneysmom

I've done an online order for Tescos to make sure I get some of the butter. That way if they're sold out at least I'll get good subs

A._Badger

Is "Yum!" (what a ridiculous name) actually butter at all?

As far as I can see it's an own brand blended "spread" made for Tesco by Arla foods.

Or has Tesco decided to sell the real thing under that brand, as well as margarine?

If enough customers are fooled into thinking it's actually real butter, perhaps Tesco could be prosecuted?

I'd like to think so.

Barneysmom

Yes, it says butter and they also do spreadable and I think olive spread now.

teapackets

cherrypies wrote: »

http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=273679873

Says unavailable now :¬(