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?

The best butter is kerrygold

Yeo valley is good, plus the cows are free range and fed organic.

Spreadable is grim.

I see it in the supermarket and don't understand who buys it, or why.

Butter at room temperature.

I love kerrygold too. Irish DH got me on to it.

Naturli palm oil free spread for me as I’m allergic to cows milk, lurpak spreadable for dh.

Lurpack is better, I'll admit that. But I've never been bowled over by it. I might give President a try or switch to salted butter (must also invest in a butter dish and stop trying to spread refrigerated butter!)

Thanks everyone!

lurpak or anchor spreadable

Anchor slightly salted for me. I don't really get the Lurpak love, it tastes a bit soapy to me, but I know I'm in a minority with that. But really any butter. Spreads are not nice and not good for you

President demi-sel

I have always used Clover, and recently paid a bit more for President with sea salt flakes- game changer!!

President is the only butter for me!

Lol at dragon butter...very distinctive

Butter. Real butter. Anything else, (particularly margarine) is only useful for baking.

Clover!

Spread is nasty. I have real butter (in a block) kept in a butter dish not the fridge. I use lurpack salted.

Waitrose unsalted butter. Tastes like cream when you whisk it

You need real salted butter, in a block from a butter dish.

sunflower spreads are just 🤮 and ruin delicious toast

I see it in the supermarket and don't understand who buys it, or why

Usually people over the age of 50 who are part of the generation told that spread was better for you. We only ever had marg in our fridge when I was a kid - I was used to it then and didn't mind it but now I can't eat it.

President Beurre D'Isgny...if you can get to costco it's £3.79 for 500g so a veritable bargain.
I buy loads when there and keep it in the freezer until needed.

Anything else, (particularly margarine) is only useful for baking.

Surely you only use butter (or oil, if it calls for it) for baking...

M&S organic butter is my favourite after buying many to try and find the tastiest.

It actually easy to make your own spreadable, saves on plastic; soften a block of butter and whisk in about 25%/30%mild flavoured veg oil (electric hand mixer is best for this) and a bit extra salt then pop in to a reusable container and chill.

lurpak is the best one for toast. You cant use sunflower spread or any "spread" on toast usually as they have a high water content and make toast soggy. The only non butter spread ive ever found that didnt make it go soggy, was some vegan spreadable fake butter that was really expensive and i got in sainsburies. That was pretty good actually.
Normally spread is ok for sandwiches, but not toast

Clover.
Butter is just fatty and revolting.

Countrylife - and it's one of the only ones which doesn't have palm oil in.