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Double butter from one block
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1 packet butter
150 ml olive oil
80 ml milk
all blitzed together in a liquidizer.
I've also used watered-down milk instead of "straight" milk (ie 2 parts milk to one part water) and thats been okay too.0 -
Glad you found the recipe ceridwen. I'll add this to the original thread as others may be interested in the recipes. This thread may be of interest too:
spreadable butter
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can i ask what kind of yield this gives?
the cheapest butter i can find is 98p for 250g
and i always buy asdas olive gold spread, £1.97 per kg
its not going to work out any cheaper is it?0 -
I've just crammed to the top one of those takeaway food size plastic containers with it and had a tiny tiny bit over.
Don't know what that amounts to as a yield...
My reason for making it actually is because I often cant find organic bread spread and don't want to buy conventional bread spread (because I don't know what oil/s they will have used in it and suspect it might be rapeseed oil). Don't like the idea of rapeseed oil - as I've read that its often from g*netically-modified rapeseed or contaminated by some that has been...
So - it's a food quality issue - not a price issue with me as to why I make it.0 -
i agree not everything is about price
but i would be concerned that the milk would go off before i used such a quantity though0 -
Thats not a problem - ie the milk going off. I keep it in the fridge anyway and just take it out each time I want it. Another reason I make this is because butter cant be spread straight out of the fridge - but this can0
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