To really want a tub of Lurpack

[waheymouth]

All this talk of Lurpack and I have never had it is making me want to try it now.

What one is best normal, spreadable light or unsalted?

It's £4 for 500g tub in Tesco and Sainsburys so going to treat myself

Normal, salted + massive crusty loaf.

I have normal Lurpak. I dont really like other butter or marg. It's sooo tasty on a baguette

I buy slightly salted but the spreadable is mixed with oil.

It's ok but not as good as real butter

Funny we were just talking about Lurpak. We love it here and won't buy anything else. It's really shot up in price though.

It's horrible 😬

£7.50 in my local Morrisons, I won't be buying it for a while. Have it on a jacket potato with cheese.

I don’t like it. I prefer Anchor although that’s expensive now so I use Tesco own brand.

Its not edible!

It’s a bit cheesy.

Yep

Nooo. Get thee to Aldi and buy their English salted butter in a blue wrapper. Still less than £2 and far far nicer.

Olive oil. They are all nice though.

Hmm, it used to be good but I think they put too much oil in the spreadable one and it tastes greasy to me now.
I prefer Presedente French butter but even Aldi's Nordpak is better than Lurpak these days (IMO).

Spreadable butter is horrible, can’t stand the stuff. Real butter all the way (and own brand is just as good as Lurpak/anchor!).

We get Aldi Nordpak lightly salted Tastes just as nice and is a whole lot cheaper.

I only buy French butter

I didn't even know lurpack obsession was a thing until last week. I'm not going to rush out and try it.

Normal, salted. Kept in a butter dish in a cupboard, not in the fridge.

Salted, block Lurpak is the best. Much better than the stuff in the plastic tubs which is mixed with vegetable oil. If you want spreadable, Lidl’s own brand lookalike product is just as good and half the price.

President butter all the way. Unsalted (you can always add salt when it’s required)

Why’s that then?

I’m French and we buy only Lurpak.

3.75 in waitrose, President is much nicer and any own brand french butter

I don’t understand, what’s not “real” about it?

Exactly. There's so much better butter easily available and from Britain