Best spreadable butter

suki1964

So it's called spread nowadays and can't be artificially coloured. But it's still produced in a factory and not by a cow


Margarine in a new frock

z1a

suki1964 wrote: »

So it's called spread nowadays and can't be artificially coloured. But it's still produced in a factory and not by a cow


Margarine in a new frock

Just accept that you're wrong.

mon37

I like Kerrygold

Kim_kim

Ferryboat_Woman wrote: »

I tried president butter but didn't like the taste at all( I don't like the taste of Lurpak either) Just a personal preference. I like Kerrygold.

I'm not liking the taste of it & I don't like lurpac either. I like yellow butters (Irish butter :-).
It's not really spreadable from the fridge either....

warby68

Tried a few spreadables

Best ones (IMO) are not spreadable immediately BUT only take a few minutes at room temp to become so without warming up unduly.

Just pick your favourite and get it out a few minutes in advance

Janet80

Isn't it true that real butter should have about 82% of fat?

Feral_Moon

Janet80 wrote: »

Isn't it true that real butter should have about 82% of fat?

Yes, why ?

honeythewitch

Lurpak lightest (if you dont mind a buttery spread) spreads straight from the fridge.

This one... http://www.lurpak.co.uk/our-products/lurpak-lightest-spreadable/

richardw

btw You can get knives which hard butter curls when you drag the knife across the surface, you use less butter and save money.

Janet80

Just thinking...