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Re: Spreadable butter

Some good ideas here.
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Re: Spreadable butter

Originally Posted by Jazzi ->
Some good ideas here.
Maybe spread the word.
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11-01-2018, 09:57 PM
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Who remembers when they used to cut a chunk of butter off, pat it into a round and then cover in paper?

I don't, I'm just asking.
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Re: Spreadable butter

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Who remembers when they used to cut a chunk of butter off, pat it into a round and then cover in paper?

I don't, I'm just asking.
Me Mam used to work at 'Meadow Dairy' Longdogs, a local shop, that was her job.......'Butter Patter'
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Re: Spreadable butter

Originally Posted by Longdogs ->
Who remembers when they used to cut a chunk of butter off, pat it into a round and then cover in paper?

I don't, I'm just asking.
Yes, I remember those days LD. Most food items were weighed and neatly wrapped tightly and securely in a sheet of paper.
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11-01-2018, 11:38 PM
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Re: Spreadable butter

Ah Butter! Certainly made Maria Schneider more spreadable.
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Re: Spreadable butter

Anchor has rapeseed oil in it. I prefer unsalted butter.
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Re: Spreadable butter

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Anchor has rapeseed oil in it. I prefer unsalted butter.
How appropriate.
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Oh my.... this thread really has gone down the slippery slope and hit a fatberg
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I use Lurpak the sort with the olive oil added .
 
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