Shippou-Sensei
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Frankly my parents go all out for butter and have this stuff
Except when in Ireland
Except when in Ireland
Let’s get to know each others butter
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farmerbarleymow
I'm Petee's spirit animal
Not eaten any butter for a year or so I think. Except products that have butter in them.
Happy Tree
maagilises metsas
Saaremaa is the largest island in Estonia and they're famous for their dairy products. Saar means island, and maa means land. So they creatively call the island "Island Land". They also make a version of this butter with herbs and garlic. Instant garlic bread!
Steel Icarus
we move
Alternate between Anchor Spreadable and Lurpak Spreadable depending on offers. If I bought the butter I ate in Jersey all the time I'd be dead in six weeks.
zedr
new but not *that* new
I love butter. So much so that when we went to a friend's wedding in Brittany we stocked up on a few kilos and drove it home to keep in the freezer.
My partner recently got upset with the amount I spent a week on butter (£3??) and I had to point out that I haven't had a drink in a long time so this was my vice now. Well, one of them.
My partner recently got upset with the amount I spent a week on butter (£3??) and I had to point out that I haven't had a drink in a long time so this was my vice now. Well, one of them.
zedr
new but not *that* new
Tried that one for the first time recently. Love the big chunks of salt in it. Assume it's discounted to get it out there and will become as expensive as the others soon.
ElizabethofYork
Old Crone
I always get whatever cheapest when I go shopping, as long as it's salted. This is my present butter.
Silas Loom
Urban awayday refusenik
It’s all made by Arla, anyway. Except the French ones of course.
DotCommunist
So many particulars. So many questions.
I use 'could possibly believe its butter, ecumenical matter tbf' spread for the toast and sarnies, unsalted butter for cooking.
Silas Loom
Urban awayday refusenik
Best copycat thread title we've had in ages.
It will be more interesting than the forthcoming copycat threads about cricket and real ale.
Voley
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Took me a mo to work that out, but yes.
planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
You could do one about home servants
DotCommunist
So many particulars. So many questions.
or rare heron variants
lazythursday
Well-Known Member
Definitely no butter, and no margarine or vegan spread thingy either. Just never really understood the point of the stuff tbh. If I want something on toast I'll have hummus or avocado or something else that's not pure grease.
ElizabethofYork
Old Crone
Don't get that one.
Voley
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Bittern?
Voley
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Silas Loom
Urban awayday refusenik
Twice shy.
ska invita
back on the other side
Hummous
ATOMIC SUPLEX
Member Since: 1985 Post Count: 3
I don't use it unless I am making pastry or a roux sauce and even then sometimes I don't. If I do it's Waitrose essentials I think. I hope this helps.
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
We had them at school. You had to take them to lessons, but no one actually wore them. So they were used as pencil cases.
Whilst I was there the school saw sense, decided to move into the the twentieth century and made them voluntary. Not one was ever used again.
zedr
new but not *that* new
I had to wear one when I used to make and hawk sausages. They looked ridiculous so when the shop was quiet we played 'knife hat'. Essentially catch, but using knives rather than hands.
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