Lakeland products

redlady_1

Total waste of time and money. Dreadful things

MRSTITTLEMOUSE

Neither me or my husband liked them so I gave them to my daughter and her family did'nt like them either.
Personally I think they were horrible and nothing like butter.

morganlefay

A while ago for me too but I thought they were horrible. I'd rather have a smear of butter than a heap of these !

Penelope_Penguin

jennyjelly wrote: »

Has anyone tried these?

I so miss butter on my baked spud and thought they might fit the bill but as I don't have a Lakeland nearby the postage will make it a hefty investment of £8.24 so I'm wondering if they are worth it .....

I have no idea what they are, but at that price, why not just use butter?

Penny. x

jennyjelly

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

I have no idea what they are, but at that price, why not just use butter?

Penny. x

My diet won't let me!

On balance though I've decided not to buy the Butter Buds, I can have a tiny little bit of half fat butter without spoiling everything too much.

Thanks for all the replies everyone.

rachbc

surely a small amount of butter on occassion has got to be better for the soul than any amount of this - a teaspoon of butter is only 35 cals - run up and down the stairs a couple of times after tea if it makes you feel better but enjoy your baked spud!

Amanda65

We all loathe Butter Buds in our house - we think they have a strange false cheesy smell and taste. I agree with rachbc - a little butter on your jacket spud and a little extra effort at your class, much more preferable

recovering_spendaholic

I bought them a couple of years ago and thought that they were revolting!

jenster

ive had them - again it was a case of try it - BUT unless theve dramaticlly improved the taste and quality - save your money

[Deleted User]

Having read whats in them I think I would rather stay with a small pat of butter and do an extra longer walk everyday.Life is far too short to waste sticking odd replacement things in your mouth Butter o.k. is probably not very good for you in huge amounts but a treat now and again won't kill you.I usually put a bit of Philly 'light' cheese on my jacket spud instead