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OS thread Tue 10th July 2007
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Just wanted to ask, how many Costco cartons (I think they're a litre each) makes about how much butter, (just relative size to commercially bought packets will give me a rough idea)?Hi Marie
When I buy the cream from Makro or Costco it actually works out significantly cheaper, plus I have buttermilk as a side product. When I was buying butter it cost me 90p per half pound. I can't remember what the home made butter worked out at, I calculated it the first time and then didn't bother again.
I have a butter churn (jar style) which works better with more cream, I hadn't even thought of using Costco cream.
Oh, single or double or whipping?
Topher (thanks)0
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