A year later and we have the delicious Lewis Road Creamery butters available.
uli,
Dec 31, 6:37am
Yeah that would be nice - not here in the sticks!
esther-anne,
Dec 31, 6:44am
Lewis Road was first available in New World and now Countdown have it as well Uli.
harrislucinda,
Dec 31, 6:45am
wellimustbeluckyasmakemyownandpure
uli,
Dec 31, 6:48am
I will have another look then.
esther-anne,
Dec 31, 6:54am
Not lucky at all-hard working and discerning!
davidt4,
Dec 31, 9:22am
Interesting list,thanks.In in Berlin and Dubai Kerrygold seemed to be the standard butter, and it was not cultured but very nice, similar to Mainland.
cookessentials,
Dec 31, 9:43am
It was quite an interesting list. I noted that Anchor butter was on the list also.
ro42,
Dec 31, 9:48pm
Lurpak is cultured butter, that's why it tastes different. It's easy to make your own - you just have to culture the cream first (use cultured buttermilk as a 'starter' just like making yoghurt). Cheaper, too!
uli,
Dec 29, 4:52am
It is a sourdough or yeast cake/loaf with lots of dried fruits and nuts and is traditionally covered in melted butter and icing sugar so it keeps for at least a month and doesn't dry out. That is why I know exactly how much milk is in 500g of butter.
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