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tkrik 12-18-2009 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Debbie D (Post 600652)
I use butter in baking, and I wish that someone would make a truly spreadable butter...I haven't found one yet.
As you say, everythiing in moderation...I don't eat butter by the stick for a snack, but dairy products that come from an animal and not a company chemistry lab are better for the body...:)

I'm going to try whipping my today and see if that makes it easier to spread. I'll let you know how it goes. I just bought some yesterday at a local market for $1.49 a pound. It was such a good price. :)

Everything in moderation is so true. If I take a look at my diet, I really don't think I get enough fat so a little butter would be just fine for me.

AfterMyNap 12-18-2009 11:57 AM

What's wrong with you two? :confused: My butter spreads like buttah! :confused:

Of course, I leave it in room temp at all times, it certainly does make a difference. I keep half a stick at a time on a plate right on top of the other plates in the cabinet.

Trish, yep, this is the best time of year to get a good deal on butter, it freezes just fine for me in a zippy bag.

ewizabeth 12-18-2009 12:01 PM

I use a half butter/half olive oil stick from Smart Balance when I bake.

I fry in EV olive oil and use Smart Balance spread at the table. It doesn't have hydrogenated oils but tastes good.

<ducking from all the rotten tomatoes that are ready to launch .... > :eek:

tkrik 12-18-2009 12:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AfterMyNap (Post 600993)
What's wrong with you two? :confused: My butter spreads like buttah! :confused:

Of course, I leave it in room temp at all times, it certainly does make a difference. I keep half a stick at a time on a plate right on top of the other plates in the cabinet.

Trish, yep, this is the best time of year to get a good deal on butter, it freezes just fine for me in a zippy bag.

I used to just leave on a plate on the counter and it definitely spreads well. But, since DD19 brought home that cat, I leave nothing on my counters. You never know what they are doing while you are sleeping.:eek: I need to get a butter dish. *tkrik writing note to self, "Look for butter dish at thrift store.":D

Dejibo 12-18-2009 04:36 PM

I have a dish on the counter, and I heard Clink! Clink Clink! Clink one night. I got up to investigate, and my 22 year old cat was working very hard to tip the lid off the dish. Poor thing. I wiped down the dish, gave her a pat on a dish on the floor, and went back to bed. I have a butter crock on the counter.

tkrik 12-18-2009 05:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Dejibo (Post 601070)
I have a dish on the counter, and I heard Clink! Clink Clink! Clink one night. I got up to investigate, and my 22 year old cat was working very hard to tip the lid off the dish. Poor thing. I wiped down the dish, gave her a pat on a dish on the floor, and went back to bed. I have a butter crock on the counter.

Cats love butter too! I actually decided to put the butter in a plastic container with a lid and just tuck in the upper cabinet next to the stove. My refrigerator is next to the cabinet and my toaster is below so it is all close by.

ewizabeth 12-18-2009 06:04 PM

Speaking of cats and dairy products... our late cat Sweet Pea used to get a weekly treat. We'd go out to Pizza Villa and I'd have to order something that would go with a side of sour cream.

I'd take the extra home and put a tiny dot on a saucer for her, lol. I'd usually have enough to give her a tiny dot each night of the week.

It had to be Pizza Villa sour cream too, no other brand was acceptable. :rolleyes: :D She was a stringbean but that was the one thing she liked as a treat. ;)

Riverwild 12-18-2009 09:14 PM

I have one of those butter thingys that you fill with the butter and flip it upside down in the other half that has a little water in it. It keeps it airtight but it's still soft and spreadable.

It doesn't work as well when the woodstove dies down on a freezing night!

tamiloo 12-19-2009 02:31 PM

We love butter on our butter!!! When I did my shopping for Thanksgiving I bought five pounds of butter and we used almost all of it...:D

At the Utah State Fair every year there is usually a Cow craved out of butter...this year they had a Bull...now that a lot of butter!!


http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/j...ButterBull.jpg

tkrik 12-20-2009 08:32 AM

*tkrik wiping the drool from her face.*:D Tami that is amazing!!!! I have never seen anything like that with butter. That is a lot of butter.:eek:


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