There's another 7 day deal starting tomorrow at Iceland, with blocks of Meadow Churn Salted Pure Creamery Butter at just 50p each! Available instore and online from 4th to 10th May.
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lothburn
3 May 166#6
Nice butter, tastes better than lurpak and at nearly a 1/4 of the price.
jnigel26
4 May 165#31
DON'T buy Anchor! It's not Anchor New Zealand anymore. It's been made here by Arla Foods for some time now under licence. Years ago it was imported from NZ in large blocks.
If it just said ARLA BUTTER would you still pay the extortionate price for it? NO.
Just check the back label of any butter, to be 'real' butter it should be at least, the very least, 81 per cent butter.
If like Aldi Lidl it does not quote the percentage just says buttermilk or similar, you know you have butter of a sorts that's all. Nonetheless, even this is far superior to ANY spread. DON'T buy flora crap or spreads except for making cakes. Flora - with butter LOL Are they worried or something that people are changing back to butter? ie people are waking up at last.
Get yourself a bottle of FULL milk too, preferably from Jersey cows, or Gold Top, DON'T buy crap milk that is semi-skimmed or worse, skimmed. It's all a ploy. Buy the REAL stuff.
Back to butter, one of the best out there is Trewithen Dairy Cornish Butter, guess what the percentage is on the ingredients? Cornish Butter ...98.2%!!!! NOW that IS butter! :innocent:
Not sure where I bought it now, might even have been Aldi (poss Morri's?) Think it was 90p Must get some more. Imagine what a fool you'd feel paying more, far more around £1.75 for Arla so-called Anchor. Oh dear.
Hot for this deal. ANYTHING that brings down the price of butter, even 'almost' butter, is a good thing.
Do away with the spread rubbish. For good. Bring back how it used to be.
Upset the nutritionists and all their rubbish so-called 'healthy eating'. Arrrrrrggggh! FAT!!! CREAM!!! Arrrgggghhhh!
Idiots! No wonder there is so much obesity. People are frightened to death of the word, fat. Yet they keep getting fatter! LOL.
jonnithomas
4 May 163#11
where is this made ? presume it's from battery cows that don't ever go out ?
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backinstock
3 May 16#1
Good find and can be frozen.
HedgyHoggy
3 May 162#2
Time to ask the wife if she'd like to tango in Paris.
juggler1
3 May 16#3
Wow- amazing price !
Elevation
3 May 161#4
This is churned in a meadow, yes? If not time to file a lawsuit for mis-representation.
Boogie83e
3 May 16#5
So this is why I got butter today at Farmfoods for 49p. :neutral_face::stuck_out_tongue:
lothburn
3 May 166#6
Nice butter, tastes better than lurpak and at nearly a 1/4 of the price.
Pipcola to lothburn
4 May 16#16
Agree - but almost all butter tastes better than Lurpak.......................:smiley:
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Top comments
If it just said ARLA BUTTER would you still pay the extortionate price for it? NO.
Just check the back label of any butter, to be 'real' butter it should be at least, the very least, 81 per cent butter.
If like Aldi Lidl it does not quote the percentage just says buttermilk or similar, you know you have butter of a sorts that's all. Nonetheless, even this is far superior to ANY spread. DON'T buy flora crap or spreads except for making cakes. Flora - with butter LOL Are they worried or something that people are changing back to butter? ie people are waking up at last.
Get yourself a bottle of FULL milk too, preferably from Jersey cows, or Gold Top, DON'T buy crap milk that is semi-skimmed or worse, skimmed. It's all a ploy. Buy the REAL stuff.
Back to butter, one of the best out there is Trewithen Dairy Cornish Butter, guess what the percentage is on the ingredients? Cornish Butter ...98.2%!!!! NOW that IS butter! :innocent:
Not sure where I bought it now, might even have been Aldi (poss Morri's?) Think it was 90p Must get some more. Imagine what a fool you'd feel paying more, far more around £1.75 for Arla so-called Anchor. Oh dear.
Hot for this deal. ANYTHING that brings down the price of butter, even 'almost' butter, is a good thing.
Do away with the spread rubbish. For good. Bring back how it used to be.
Upset the nutritionists and all their rubbish so-called 'healthy eating'. Arrrrrrggggh! FAT!!! CREAM!!! Arrrgggghhhh!
Idiots! No wonder there is so much obesity. People are frightened to death of the word, fat. Yet they keep getting fatter! LOL.
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