Blended Spread 78% (52% milk fat & 26% rapeseed oil). Lurpak® butter blended with rapeseed oil. To create Lurpak® Spreadable, we blend pure Lurpak® butter with rapeseed oil making it spreadable straight from the fridge.
smallclone
25 May 177#1
We've been using the Aldi version, Norpak. They changed the recipe a while back, so now it's closer in flavour to Lurpak.
JPS
25 May 175#10
Jeeeez calm down! I have removed the word "butter" from the title.
I am indeed a "helper"....sorry but I do not have time time to read the Foods Description Act. :laughing:
JPS to smallclone
25 May 174#3
Some good alternatives out there but for the extra 25p or so I'd always take the real thing :smile:
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smallclone
25 May 177#1
We've been using the Aldi version, Norpak. They changed the recipe a while back, so now it's closer in flavour to Lurpak.
JPS to smallclone
25 May 174#3
Some good alternatives out there but for the extra 25p or so I'd always take the real thing :smile:
andrsnh to smallclone
25 May 172#21
Switched from Lurpak to Norpak a while back to save ££, tastes and looks the same.
Ingredients look to be exactly the same so I wouldn't be surprised if it's manufactured by Arla for Aldi.
shifty277 to smallclone
26 May 17#44
I tried the Lidl version of Lurpak too. It was spreading really weird and only coming out in small clumps. Much prefer Lurpak at £2. Plus the lidl versions (normal and light) have palm oil in the ingredients (google palm oil).
Heat for the deal. But this £2 just for one tub can usually be found in one of the supermarkets at any time. Anchor too. Buy 3 tubs, 2 in the freezer one in the fridge until it goes on special again...
Pickaname to smallclone
26 May 17#48
Got to agree - £1.75 all day at Aldi - can't see the need for the premium
bodley59
25 May 17#2
But no unsalted!
anonimousse
25 May 1711#4
It is not butter.
Blended Spread 78% (52% milk fat & 26% rapeseed oil). Lurpak® butter blended with rapeseed oil. To create Lurpak® Spreadable, we blend pure Lurpak® butter with rapeseed oil making it spreadable straight from the fridge.
cburns
25 May 171#5
Be thankful.... it's not Palm Oil :wink:
anonimousse to cburns
25 May 171#6
You are going off on a tangent. It is NOT butter as described in the title.
LesD
25 May 172#7
Ah, but it's posted by a "helper" so that's alright then.
robin5858
25 May 17#8
It's not true butter but as my mother would call 'slap'.
You slap it on and wipe it off.
robin5858
25 May 171#9
Perhaps the 'helper' needs to read the Foods Description Act.
JPS
25 May 175#10
Jeeeez calm down! I have removed the word "butter" from the title.
I am indeed a "helper"....sorry but I do not have time time to read the Foods Description Act. :laughing:
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Blended Spread 78% (52% milk fat & 26% rapeseed oil).
Lurpak® butter blended with rapeseed oil. To create Lurpak® Spreadable, we blend pure Lurpak® butter with rapeseed oil making it spreadable straight from the fridge.
I am indeed a "helper"....sorry but I do not have time time to read the Foods Description Act. :laughing:
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Ingredients look to be exactly the same so I wouldn't be surprised if it's manufactured by Arla for Aldi.
Heat for the deal. But this £2 just for one tub can usually be found in one of the supermarkets at any time. Anchor too. Buy 3 tubs, 2 in the freezer one in the fridge until it goes on special again...
Blended Spread 78% (52% milk fat & 26% rapeseed oil).
Lurpak® butter blended with rapeseed oil. To create Lurpak® Spreadable, we blend pure Lurpak® butter with rapeseed oil making it spreadable straight from the fridge.
You slap it on and wipe it off.
I am indeed a "helper"....sorry but I do not have time time to read the Foods Description Act. :laughing: