Which butter/spread is actually tasty?

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I've just had Morrison's own bland and tasteless sunflower spread. I want something delicious on my toast. Any recommendations?

President spreadable. It's the only butter I ever buy now.

Lurpak butter, or Clover spread?

I liked Utterly Butterly.
I buy spreadable Lurpack now though.

Clover!

I really rate Kerrygold.

Country life spreadable.

....Clover.

Or Aldi's Norpak

Proper butter, obviously

I like the Aldi and Lidl spreadable butter. It’s very similar to Lurpak.

Any butter where you can see salt flakes in it.

That and some fresh crusty bread....

Lurpak salted and full fat, about an inch thick. Nothing beats that!

Ass PP, any of the butters with sea salt. Blinking wonderful!

I have to second the Country Life.

Dragon butter

Lurpak slightly salted (not the spreadable one). Or President.

Countrylife spreadable. Closest thing to butter!

Clover! Can’t stand anything else.

Lurpak for me. Spreadable or block and it must be the salty one. I've tried others but always go back.

Why don’t you use butter. Buy a butter dish, you don’t need to refrigerate it, so you can leave it on the counter. Will be soft enough to spread. Nothing beats the taste. Nothing added apart from salt.

Don’t they say that “spreads” are one chemical component away from plastic??

Actual butter. I don't trust spreads. They're like oil suspended in water or something? Eek.

Lurpak salted, either spreadable or block or when I've been to France and had president butter I've really liked that.

Real, normal butter in a block. By far the best tasting.

Don't keep it in the fridge, no need. At normal room temp it is fine for at least 4-5 days, mine never around longer than that.

No need for the extra processing, added crap, and extra plastic of 'spreadable ' .
Real butter is better health wise too ( British heart foundation say so)

Butter, any actual butter.

Just butter. I cannot imagine spreading crap onto my bread/toast etc when it doesn't even taste nice! As another poster said, keep it in a butter dish on your worktop so that it's always soft enough to spread and then you'll use (slightly) less of it. Overall it's better for you than artificial spreads that are usually in plastic containers.

Anchor or country life. I use spreadable but the blocks are nice too.