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Thread: O/T Lurpak or margarine?

  1. #11
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    No margarine. No spreadables. Can't believe Brin.
    Butter all the way FFS

  2. #12
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    anyone using anything else is a moron.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brin View Post
    Loyal there’s now Lurpak spreadable and it’s really good straight out of the fridge.
    Every days a school day. I’ll get Mrs Loyal onto it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grist_To_The_Mill View Post
    Vaseline gone out of fashion then?
    🤣🤣🤣

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    It's got ****e stuff to make it spreadable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by crashbang View Post
    It's got ****e stuff to make it spreadable.
    I bet you’re ‘Anchored’ down….

  7. #17
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    Lidl West Country with sea salt granules butter for me.
    Only have butter on toast or jackets or cooking cos it rips bread up straight out of the fridge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brin View Post
    Just the taste pal. I’ve tried some other English butters but they seem clarty.
    Haven't heard 'clarty' for many a year

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    Quote Originally Posted by PerigordMiller View Post
    Haven't heard 'clarty' for many a year
    make your own in 10 mins.
    put a large carton of double cream (not tastes like cream or such nonsense) in a stand mixer.
    mix on medium, it will turn into whipped cream.
    carry on then it will look like scrambled egg.
    then all of a sudden it will clump into butter.
    strain through a muslin cloth . hey ho butter.
    the remaining liquid is buttermilk. Ideal for making scones etc

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    even quicker start when cream at room temp

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