People eating butter

[teenwolf]

Getting that daily dose of healthy fats for the early retirement, the one where you drop dead at 60 on the office toilet.

like Elvis ?

 

[Jono8]

how much of it did she eat?

 

[XeNoN89]

This is not normal behaviour

 

[jpaul]

Except you said you bought a tub of something, actual butter doesn't come in tubs!

+1

op's not a connoisseur - but brand is everything to anyone whose into butter ,
like cheese a knob of president or kerrygold would be nice - better on bread though - she carries a knife though (plausible deniability)

 

[robfosters]

like Elvis ?

Elvis’ diet was off the charts mental!

 

[teenwolf]

Elvis’ diet was off the charts mental!

true, maybe a bit of butter might of lubed him up.

 

[Maccapacca]

Is it not the same as eating a piece of cheese?

And what butter? Real butter or dyed blended veg oil

 

[teenwolf]

Is it not the same as eating a piece of cheese?

And what butter? Real butter or dyed blended veg oil

i love abit of salted butter but no one should just eat butter on its own.

 

[builder22]

This reminds me of using butter as a dip for some Lays crisps after coming home steaming one night.
I feel sick thinking about it!

 

[Raikiri]

Is it not the same as eating a piece of cheese?

I mean no, not really. Butter is round 80% fat, whereas cheeses are 20-45%.

Eating straight butter is more like eating bone marrow or duck fat on its own; a bit weird.

 

[Yaayuh!]

Butter is nice, but have it with something at least.

 

[robfosters]

I don’t like proper butter. Every time I go to my dads he has a block of anchor sitting on a butter dish going all soft and melty.

Looks gross. Give me Clover for toast and Vitalite for everything else.

 

[Junglist]

The closest I can get to that is when I was a kid. I would sneak into the cupboard to get a tea spoon of butter then dunk it into the sugar pot. Weird but it was equally delicious

 

[Martynt74]

It depends on quantity here, if i'm buttering bread etc and there's a bit left on the knife then sure i'll lick it off even if it's a reasonable chunk. However sticking a spoon into a tub for a large amount is a bit weird.

 

[Martynt74]

I don’t like proper butter. Every time I go to my dads he has a block of anchor sitting on a butter dish going all soft and melty.

Looks gross. Give me Clover for toast and Vitalite for everything else.

Mods must condemn

(@dLockers am i doing it right?)

 

[SixTwoSix]

The closest I can get to that is when I was a kid. I would sneak into the cupboard to get a tea spoon of butter then dunk it into the sugar pot. Weird but it was equally delicious

Sugar sandwiches as a kid with real butter, thought of it makes me heave now though.

Also golden syrup sandwiches.

 

[Lysander]

I don’t like proper butter. Every time I go to my dads he has a block of anchor sitting on a butter dish going all soft and melty.

Are we related? What is it with dads and their blocks of Anchor going all soft and melty?

If you're a true millennial you wouldn't think of using anything other than olive spread.

Mods must condemn

(@dLockers am i doing it right?)

I thought that was @hurfdurf

 

[Chris Wilson]

Do you know anyone who does this?

Obviously people eat butter as an ingredient, but one of my colleagues asked me to get her a tub of butter from the shops while I was out - OK, no problem - but when I brought it back she proceeded to eat it out of the tub. Is it weird that I've never seen this being done before? Is it common?

Tell her to watch Last Tango again, more carefully...

 

[SixTwoSix]

Tell her to watch Last Tango again, more carefully...

Where's the vomit emoji

 

[robfosters]

Are we related? What is it with dads and their blocks of Anchor going all soft and melty?

If you're a true millennial you wouldn't think of using anything other than olive spread.



I thought that was @hurfdurf

Gen X here mate so I’ll stick with the marg/spread or whatever it’s called these days