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Can't live without butter on toast, crumpet's and for cooking, we have tried alternatives but they just don't do it for us.
Do you use butter or alternatives? Are there any alternatives that come close to the real thing? X |
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"Can't live without butter on toast, crumpet's and for cooking, we have tried alternatives but they just don't do it for us.
Do you use butter or alternatives? Are there any alternatives that come close to the real thing? X"
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Naturli Vegan Block - scrumptious. Seems quite healthy too, based on shea butter.
As a butter-loving vegan, it's really saved my life. Would go through butter at quite a rate and couldn't stand any alternatives till I found this.
Coconut butter and olive oil are both fine too. |
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"Butter is by far the best, however it’s a pain when it’s bloody cold and just tears your bread trying to spread it.  "
Never put ours in the fridge we just leave it in a butter dish, it doesn't have time to go off, think the salt preserves it. X |
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over a year ago
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Lurpak is my number 1 and Lidls Danepak is a nice copycat.
Not a fan of margarine or alternative spreads but the only one thats came close to butter for me is Flora butterly. |
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"Lurpak is my number 1 and Lidls Danepak is a nice copycat.
Not a fan of margarine or alternative spreads but the only one thats came close to butter for me is Flora butterly."
Same here, Aldi do a good copy too. |
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"Butter is by far the best, however it’s a pain when it’s bloody cold and just tears your bread trying to spread it.
8 seconds in the microwave and it's soft enough to spread  "
Instead of trying to spread it. I grate it. |
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By *hunky GentMan
over a year ago
Maldon and Peterborough |
"Butter is by far the best, however it’s a pain when it’s bloody cold and just tears your bread trying to spread it.
8 seconds in the microwave and it's soft enough to spread
Instead of trying to spread it. I grate it. "
Tip of the day.  |
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"No other Naturli Vegan Block supporters? It really is tasty and a lot like butter.
I would give anything a go, I'm all for alternatives as long as it tastes the same and is priced the same. "
It's about £2 for 200g. And it tastes great. |
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By *rad670Man
over a year ago
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I've never been tempted by the taste of anything but butter, it's not bad for you unless you eat it by the block, it's mostly natural unlike many alternative spreads more suitable for lubricating your cars steering joints. |
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"No other Naturli Vegan Block supporters? It really is tasty and a lot like butter.
I would give anything a go, I'm all for alternatives as long as it tastes the same and is priced the same.
It's about £2 for 200g. And it tastes great."
Will look out for it and have a taste. |
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"No other Naturli Vegan Block supporters? It really is tasty and a lot like butter.
I would give anything a go, I'm all for alternatives as long as it tastes the same and is priced the same.
It's about £2 for 200g. And it tastes great.
Will look out for it and have a taste."
Have some in the fridge right now. Think Sainsbury's had it on special offer @ £1.50 |
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"No other Naturli Vegan Block supporters? It really is tasty and a lot like butter.
I would give anything a go, I'm all for alternatives as long as it tastes the same and is priced the same.
It's about £2 for 200g. And it tastes great.
Will look out for it and have a taste.
Have some in the fridge right now. Think Sainsbury's had it on special offer @ £1.50"
Thanks for the tip! Always worth buying a few more blocks when on special offer.
Anyone know whether largish Sainsbury's stores have organic chicken thighs too? |
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By *hunky GentMan
over a year ago
Maldon and Peterborough |
"Surprised it didn't become a "thing" during the pandemic.
When you think it's only milk then - yes.
But how does one actually convert milk to butter?
Diamonds are only coal."
And a few thousand years. Lol |
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"Can't live without butter on toast, crumpet's and for cooking, we have tried alternatives but they just don't do it for us.
Do you use butter or alternatives? Are there any alternatives that come close to the real thing? X"
If you just use it for toast and crumpets it's fine. Unless you're having toast and crumpets every meal.
I was having butter in sandwiches, spraad all over leeks and aspagir. My cholesterol went very high but now I limit my butter use.
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"Surprised it didn't become a "thing" during the pandemic.
When you think it's only milk then - yes.
But how does one actually convert milk to butter?
You tube is your friend. "
Well then why do I even come on here? (Save that I need a break from working out what section 234 of the Employment Right Act means, as it doesn't make much sense at all.) |
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By *hunky GentMan
over a year ago
Maldon and Peterborough |
"Surprised it didn't become a "thing" during the pandemic.
When you think it's only milk then - yes.
But how does one actually convert milk to butter?
You tube is your friend.
Well then why do I even come on here? (Save that I need a break from working out what section 234 of the Employment Right Act means, as it doesn't make much sense at all.)"
You say the sexiest of things. |
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"Surprised it didn't become a "thing" during the pandemic.
When you think it's only milk then - yes.
But how does one actually convert milk to butter?
You tube is your friend.
Well then why do I even come on here? (Save that I need a break from working out what section 234 of the Employment Right Act means, as it doesn't make much sense at all.)
You say the sexiest of things. "
Oh, darling, I do love the way you lap up that margeine!  |
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By *hunky GentMan
over a year ago
Maldon and Peterborough |
"Surprised it didn't become a "thing" during the pandemic.
When you think it's only milk then - yes.
But how does one actually convert milk to butter?
You tube is your friend.
Well then why do I even come on here? (Save that I need a break from working out what section 234 of the Employment Right Act means, as it doesn't make much sense at all.)
You say the sexiest of things.
Oh, darling, I do love the way you lap up that margeine! "
Pffffy. Only the best butter for my ladies. |
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"Surprised it didn't become a "thing" during the pandemic.
When you think it's only milk then - yes.
But how does one actually convert milk to butter?
You tube is your friend.
Well then why do I even come on here? (Save that I need a break from working out what section 234 of the Employment Right Act means, as it doesn't make much sense at all.)
You say the sexiest of things.
Oh, darling, I do love the way you lap up that margeine!
Pffffy. Only the best butter for my ladies. "
I almost wrote "butter", but it wouldn't have been quite as unsexy, would it. |
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By *hunky GentMan
over a year ago
Maldon and Peterborough |
"Surprised it didn't become a "thing" during the pandemic.
When you think it's only milk then - yes.
But how does one actually convert milk to butter?
You tube is your friend.
Well then why do I even come on here? (Save that I need a break from working out what section 234 of the Employment Right Act means, as it doesn't make much sense at all.)
You say the sexiest of things.
Oh, darling, I do love the way you lap up that margeine!
Pffffy. Only the best butter for my ladies.
I almost wrote "butter", but it wouldn't have been quite as unsexy, would it."
Hey - I'm a bloke on fab. Anything can sound sexy to us. |
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"No other Naturli Vegan Block supporters? It really is tasty and a lot like butter.
I would give anything a go, I'm all for alternatives as long as it tastes the same and is priced the same.
It's about £2 for 200g. And it tastes great.
Will look out for it and have a taste.
Have some in the fridge right now. Think Sainsbury's had it on special offer @ £1.50"
Indeed, it was £1.50. Thank you very much indeed. |
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