because butter is so dare I was just wondering if you can replace the butter with margarine with the same results?
charlieb2,
May 14, 1:10am
I think you can with some/most things.. but you will get a different flavour
kinna54,
May 14, 1:13am
Definitely. I do all my baking with marg, from scones, biscuits, cakes and slices, loaves and desserts.Never have a problem with it, although I use a better quality marg like meadowlea, Flora or sunrise. Avoid the golden harvest or budget brands. I pick up marg on special, freezes fine. Pak'nsave often have 2 meadowlea for $5, or sunrise at $1.99. Just use the same quantity as butter, cream your mixture well.
kinna54,
May 14, 1:15am
Ps I don't notice any difference in flavour, prefer it in biccies and loaves, and makes nice light scones.
lilyfield,
May 14, 1:20am
I have never ever used butter in baking
jessie981,
May 14, 3:33am
Always use butter for baking, but should be ok.
lythande1,
May 14, 3:01pm
You mean dear. Yes, except where you need the butters hardening ability.
bernice2,
May 15, 1:08am
because butter is so dare I was just wondering if you can replace the butter with margarine with the same results!
charlieb2,
May 15, 1:10am
I think you can with some/most things. but you will get a different flavour
kinna54,
May 15, 1:13am
Definitely. I do all my baking with marg, from scones, biscuits, cakes and slices, loaves and desserts.Never have a problem with it, although I use a better quality marg like meadowlea, Flora or sunrise. Avoid the golden harvest or budget brands. I pick up marg on special, freezes fine. Pak'nsave often have 2 meadowlea for $5, or sunrise at $1.99. Just use the same quantity as butter, cream your mixture well.
kinna54,
Sep 15, 6:41am
Ps I don't notice any difference in flavour, prefer it in biccies and loaves, and makes nice light scones.
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