The 'spreadable' butter is usually mixed with olive oil. The only real butter I have been able to find that spreads straight from the fridge is the Mainland one in the yellow tub. Only 2 ingredients, butter and salt. That's what I like to see.
Last edited by allycat06; March 15th, 2011 at 04:46 PM.
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I use spreadable butter for everyday things, but if I'm baking something I'll often use 'proper' butter...i.e. for buttercream icings etc, as it holds shape and volume much better.
It's funny how now they're promoting margarine on TV as having less saturated fat, when a few years ago the message was to avoid margarine at all costs..!
i tend to use nuttelex, that has no additives or preservatives. i was also told that margarine in its natural form is actually black and is then 'bleached' to look like butter, so that just freaked me out....it's either butter or nuttelex for me.
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