What is the saltiest, buttery-ist butter I can buy?

[SleepwalkingThroughLife]

I love Anchor but it's a bit pricey so mostly get Sainsbury's or Country Life, whichever is on sale.

At a friend's house I had some butter straight from heaven in a white/translucent paper wrap but she couldn't remember where she got it from.

President do an extra salty butter in a dome - lovely don’t know how much it costs though

Or try this:

www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2010/feb/24/how-to-make-butter

Oooh my kind of thread.... Normandy butter with salt crystals ...from Waitrose but also Sains I think....

Président perhaps? Or perhaps a farm shop one?

Or make your own with a ton of maldon in it.

Yum

Dark blue packet...

Morrisons Brittany butter with sea salt. It's on offer right now as well. Absolutely delish.

www.evanrees.com/shop-page/4594411518/green-meadow-welsh-salted-butter-10x250g/11323249

This stuff is simply divine. I bulk buy it anywhere I see it. It’s in Aldi sometimes,

Asda do a lovely Cornish butter with sea salt crystals. It's a roll rather than a block, and wrapped in a translucent paper. Lovely, with homemade crusty bread and tomato soup.
(Also do a Somerset butter which is delicious)

Kerigold 🤤🤤

The posh one with salt crystals NOM!

You need Welsh butter.

The salt % is higher than English and it has a lovely strong taste too. Not like that insipid lurpak stuff.

Anyway, I’m welsh but don’t live in Wales and can regularly get it in my local Aldi and Tesco. And if you venture near wales you need to get the proper welsh butter with the draig coch (red dragon) on. It’s called Sirgar I think?

Aldi do a really nice butter with salt crystals. It’s reasonably priced too.

This is it! Although proper welsh butter is round. And so are proper butter dishes!

Lidl deluxe sea salt butter

Lovely

How original!

@Fuma that Morrison's one is such amazing butter. Beats all the more expensive ones in our house.

Delicious. Salty. Rich. Buttery. Naughty. Heavenly butter.

So naughty that we save it for the weekend and don't let the kids have any.

Utterly shameless placemark

Another vote for Morrisons Brittany butter. There are salt crystals in there and it's just divine.

Sea salt butter sounds perfect for crumpets

Graham's butter is lovely and salty.

Tesco own brand spreadable, salted butter (I have been known to have a little teaspoon of it on its own)

The best butter I ever had was in a dairy pack thingy from Abel and Cole. It was organic, hand rolled heaven in a packet. The full fat milk was dreamy too, yoghurt was bog standard though.

But failing that, the waitrose Normandy butter with sea salt. Its our go-to special occasion butter. Best served half an inch thick, so you can see teeth marks when you bite it, on a crusty baguette.

Anything with sea salt crystals (Lidl used to do one but I can't find it anymore).

www.abelandcole.co.uk/salted-butter-organic-abel-cole-200g

Pricey, but worth it. You can thank me later.