Controversial opinion - there isn’t really much difference between the brands to the point that it’s important. I just get whatever’s there/on offer/cheaper.
Anyone who says anything other than Lurpak is the nicest butter should be sent to prison, sorry. Obviously you’ll always get a few ‘it’s a bit salty for me’ or ‘actually, I make my own butter’ sorts on here, but they’re not to be taken seriously.
Not on butterbook these days. If I do it’s some kind of ultra-low-fat Flora deal or the Benecol equivalent. I’m not claiming any of those options are nice, but there’s nothing like not having any nice tasting options for cutting down on your saturated fat intake.
flora for sandwiches
any old salted shite for cooking and toast
unsalted for baking (currently a plant based one as I made a crumble for my #veganmates)
fancy stuff if we have people over (and I like them)
That’s interesting, a couple of shops (Sainsburys, Spar) have fooled me by selling a type of own brand butter in extremely Lurpak packaging that I thought would be exactly the same and was absolutely not in the same league.
I was happy to hear that Flora Buttery had been made vegan again, but I’m finding it gets quite hard in the fridge compared to my usual nice oily regular Flora