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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Depends how low your fridge temp is ...
... or how soft your bread is
... or both
Besides if it doesn't spread you can taste it
No point in having toast with butter unless you can see ur teeth in it  |
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"It's not really is it?
Unless you leave it out of the fridge."
no, you have to put a load on and then go off and do something else, come back and spread it. I LOVE Lurpack, a fresh baked cheese scone still slightly warm and inches of Lurpack.....yum |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anything with 'spreadable' on the label means it's been whipped with either oil or water so you pay the same, or more, for less product."
So the 250g of spreadable weighs less than the 250g of normal butter? |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
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"Anything with 'spreadable' on the label means it's been whipped with either oil or water so you pay the same, or more, for less product.
So the 250g of spreadable weighs less than the 250g of normal butter?"
Why yes, yes it does....  |
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"Anything with 'spreadable' on the label means it's been whipped with either oil or water so you pay the same, or more, for less product.
So the 250g of spreadable weighs less than the 250g of normal butter?"
Really? You need this one explaining? Get a grip! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's not really is it?
Unless you leave it out of the fridge."
Just use butter the rest isn't the fekin same and get one of them from the fridge knifes. |
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"Last Tango in Paris....nuff said. 
That was soft butter not a rock hard bar out of the fridge!  It melts quickly...so I have heard! "
You get ya fella to feed your back tuppence with yeo valley bars and see how quickly they melt! |
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over a year ago
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block butter here always out of the fridge in a covered butter dish - is softer than lurpak spreadable most of the time - anchor spreadable is much better |
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