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Patsy33 | 13:25 Mon 30th Nov 2020 | ChatterBank
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A couple of years ago, I switched a favourite brand of butter, to Lurpack, slightly salted, 500 g. Ive been shocked how much the price has jumped! £3.75! I felt quite guilty for putting it on my shopping trolly. I can't stand olive spreads, etc, on my toast. I could put up with it on a sandwich, I suppose. I also use it occasionally for cooking.
Just a rant really. There must be a lot of poor little families out there that have never tasted butter..
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I noticed the high cost of butter a few years ago and still can't understand it as milk is cheaper than ever and processes haven't changed, as far as I know. If they have, it will be to reduce the costs of manufacture so I can't explain the high price. My favourite butter is now over £2 for 250g
i just paid 2.50 in sainsburys knock down price range for Anchor spreadable 500g.
Lurpak has always been more expensive than most other butters. It's the only one I really like so am prepared to pay the price.
Spreadable butters are not nice. They contain rapeseed oil. Perhaps OK on a sandwich but not on its own.
its fine for me, i don;t like salty butter at any rate
Then you won't like the butter I get from Lidls...West Country butter with sea salt crystals. £1.60 for 250gm
don't like salt much.
I too buy the Butter with salt crystal, I used to get a Brittany one from Asda but have had Welsh and Isle of Man ones.

My indulgence.
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I was just shocked how much it has jumped up these last few months. I don't know about others, but I sometimes when you buy the same things week after week, I don't always bother too much to check out the price. It's not as though we have a lot of luxuries, just the odd thing. I was thinking nearly £4 for that butter, could have made a couple of cheap meals for a family that us struggling.
I always used lurpak but I have switched to M and S . They do a one that tastes the same as lurpk. Spreadable and slightly salted. It's called softer butter.
usually mine is 3.75.
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This was on Tesco by the way...
I felt quite guilty for putting it on my shopping trolly

in my experience, trolleys taste metallic even if you smother them with caviar.
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I think my Mum used that one from M&S. It was nice. I don't have that store by me though.
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Jno...hahaha... don't spread it around..
That's a shame Patsy
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Going shopping now. To get some more Lurpak!..:-)
Thanks for replies.
If it is spreadable straight out of the fridge it cannot be 100% butter.
no idea, but its what i like
Is that £3.75 for 500g, emmie?

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