Butter..... best tasting ?

Lovelyjoolz

It's got to be solid, it's got to be salted and its got to be President..... it just tastes SO much better than anything else.

I don't trust spreadables. All that plasticising to make it spread - can't be good for you can it?

standingupformyself

It has to be spreadable these days - and I particularly like Country Life

PotatoPotato

Solid Lurpak salted on toast.. mm nom nom nom

frugal_shopper_2

I like Colliers which is made with sea salt but only buy it when there is no offers on other brands. Lurpak is bottom of the list for me, I can think of quite a few times when have chosen to pay more for other brands rather than buying lurpak when it's the only one on offer.
I only buy proper butter (usually salted) I never buy spreadable as it's no better than margarine IMO.

marleyboy

Saver0811 wrote: »

In light of the recent press items, in your view, who makes or provides the best tasting butter ?

Solid or spreadable ?

Thats a tough question as I like both.

For me Lurpak is the best tasting butter, but convenience rests with spreadable. I used to like Utterly Butterly, up until they introduced their new improved flavour which made it taste awful. The same happened with Anchor spreadable, new flavour, awful taste.

I am currently with; I cant believe its not....but have no doubt this too will succumb to a new awful flavour at some point.

Margarine just tastes awful, but I think its because as a child we grew up using Stalk or Flora Margarine, which had this greasy texture and horrible lardy taste.

I remember as a child having dripping, which was utterly repulsive, effectively lard with salt.

pakokelso93

Lurpak is best tasting. However at the mo using Lidl's own version of Lurpak called Norpak as it's a quid cheaper.

georgiesmum

I tried a welsh butter from aldi. It was lovely but they don't seem to have had it again. Whatever is on offer will do for me.

DCFC79

A._Badger wrote: »

Willow isn't butter. It's buttermilk, vegetable oil and... who knows?

Didnt know that

Thanks

sams247

Lurpak for me............ but I am now a fan of the butter we bought at the farmers market, only problem is I love it too much and my waistline really cant take it

scot88

Kerrygold softer butter. Spreads straight from the fridge..although it's better if you leave it out a few minutes. This is pure butter,no additives apart from salt.