To ask you to show me your butter dish

[MixedFamily]

Following from the (ver popular!) thread about butter I started s few days ago, I decided I want a butter dish to start keeping part of the butter outside the fridge.
Need inspo, how about a show me a pic of your butter dish thread? 😆

gourmetwarehouse.ca/cow-butter-dish-glass/

Butter stays solid. I prefer the big container rather then big lid.

We go through a lot of butter...

Put salt water in your butter bell and you won't have to change it as frequently.

Mine from Dunelm

https://www.brimblestudio.com/products/pre-order-hector-the-handmade-ceramic-butter-dish

appreciate not to everyone’s taste but i love him!

Wish this thread was created last weekend. I spent a happy couple of hours trawling through antique shops looking for a butter dish. It was likelooking for hen's teeth. I found a couple of not butter dishes but might do's. In the very last shop I came across a cottage shaped one reduced from £25 to £10 so I am very happy. Picture may follow later as I am nowhere near my kitchen atm.

This Suzy Watson one for me.

@stclair I had a similar one. They are pretty good too 😊

Le Creuset one for me too. But I got it in TKMaxx

This is mine https://www.next.co.uk/style/su221743/765883?gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1#765883

Old and damaged but I love it.

I have the Le Creuset one, in Volcanic. A thoughtful thank you gift from a work friend over 10 years ago. Looks like I bought it yesterday!

https://www.hartsofstur.com/brands/le-creuset/le-creuset-stoneware/le-creuset-table-top-accessories/le-creuset-butter-dish.html

This is mine - it was a very generous present from a house guest

Le Creuset here too. Just posted the link to Harts of Stur where they are £30 (and I'm sure you get 10% off first order too)

Yup, Le Creuset here to - a lovely purple one. I have their salt and pepper grinders too. Had them 10+ years and can already see them outlasting me!

There was a thread about this years ago and lots of people all went off and got themselves this one (including me).

I've got a Le Creuset one but with the upside-down butter and water underneath, like this one, but obvs not for this price: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Creuset-Butter-Crock-Stoneware-Cerise/dp/B000RGYPZS?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=A2QIH6QZ69P7RJ&gQT=1

I find it's great in hot weather, but if it's not that hot (which it's mostly not where we live) the butter kind of shrinks a bit and falls into the water. So I really need another, normal, butter dish for winter.

Also LC from TK Maxx.

A recent purchase, £12 from Amazon. I have been keeping butter out of the fridge for years though!

I dislike the ones with the dome lid where you have more lid than dish, not sure why, just my own ergonomics.

I also noticed when searching for new one that loads now have a lid with a slot for a knife- pointless gimmick, you’d just end up with a buttery lid.

May I also introduce my best kitchen gadget ever- the OXO Good Grips spreader knife. Game changer.

Charity shop Arcopal here with pale pink roses.

This is our one. I did have DH’s grandmothers one but I broke it 🥲

I'd suggest quite the reverse. I find that in cold weather like we're having now, the butter is hard and moves around on a flat base. I have both types of butter dishes (I.e. flat base and container) and I much prefer the container type. I have no problems getting butter out when there's very little left.

Agree with you 100%, see my post (and dish) above!

This is mine

I have a le creuset one too. I found mine in TK Maxx.