Spreadable Alternative to "Real" Butter?

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Salt or no salt depends entirely on the surface upon which butter is applied. For toast one would use salted provided one was not going to place a sweet conserve ontop. For somthing like a hot fresh baked breakfast muffin one would use unsalted....




And I have realised how anal and sad I am. :p
 
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I use lurpak spreadable mainly, and I keep it in the fridge. Hadn't really considered just keeping it at room temp.. sometimes nice to have cold butter on toast anyway.

Never been a fan of margarine/olivio type stuff, butter is where it's at! :cool:
 
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Gimpymoo said:
AWESOME.

Butter dish removed from fridge......

Gimpy looks forward to Bacon Sandwich with Tomato Sauce in about 8 hours time - Yum Yum

Thanks for your replies.


I hope you're not putting butter on your bacon sarnie

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neil3k said:
I hope you're not putting butter on your bacon sarnie

yeuck
He's already going to ruin it by putting tomato sauce on it.

Everyone knows a bacon sarnie needs butter and brown sauce.

However, it benefits much more from having no butter and having sausages and an egg added. Retaining the brown sauce, obviously.
 
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Gilly said:
Everyone knows a bacon sarnie needs butter and brown sauce.

However, it benefits much more from having no butter and having sausages and an egg added. Retaining the brown sauce, obviously.

Rushed to Cupboard to look for Eggs... None there :(

Agree with the Brown Sauce statement.

A deecent tomato sauce though can make a good babe sandwich in my opinion.
 
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