I mean President/Lurpak, Kerrygold isn't lactic butter.
ramiuk1
16 Jul 16#17
in morning,black coffee with a little tea spoon of pres butter
n3tto
16 Jul 16#16
Kerrygold is made in Britain :wink:
dereklogan7
15 Jul 16#15
I still don't know what difference it makes.
plodging
15 Jul 16#14
Whole milk fermented with lactic acid.. Ain't Google amazing
ramiuk1
15 Jul 16#6
use it in coffee instead of milk
dereklogan7 to ramiuk1
15 Jul 161#12
Think that's pushing it a bit but will try it if I can get some. :smile:
afnoor to ramiuk1
15 Jul 16#13
??? :confused:
dereklogan7
15 Jul 16#11
:confused: What does that mean?
kashni
15 Jul 16#10
Thanks OP - great for my Low Carb / Ketogenic Diet
bess94
15 Jul 161#9
As french I advise it to you. president is a really good brand, try the camembert too !
Gollywood
15 Jul 16#8
They make the perfect EU Passport....
jsty3105
15 Jul 161#7
I love Kerrygold butter. Brill!
sowotsdis
15 Jul 161#1
President is just about the best butter you can buy along with Lurpak so this is always a great price and I'm going to stock up and freeze as many as I can
Juzza12 to sowotsdis
15 Jul 16#2
Agree, by far the nicest I have had. Wish Tesco sold the salted one though.
TonyLeMesmer to sowotsdis
15 Jul 161#5
Both lactic butters which is why they taste different, I don't know why there is no British lactic butter brand!
afnoor
15 Jul 162#4
wow ..I never tried President but having read all the comments I'm heading to tesco :wink:
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