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[4ever3]

If any of you eat butter on your butter like I do?

Give this a try!

I am a reeeal fan of Kerrygold but this was right next to it so I thought why not?



Y’all, it’s farking good! I’m not sure it’s not Kerrygold to be honest, and it’s $4 cheaper!


#getchusome

 

[DBBQ]

It is excellent; been using it for a couple of years.

 

[Smokie185]

And I just got back from Costco. Will grab some next time.

 

[PGarSD]

Thanks, I will give it a try! I kind of hoard my Kerrygold and only use it for special occasions (using regular butter most of the time). If the Kirkland is close, I may step up my food game and use it for everything. And "grass fed" has to be healthier than regular butter...um...right?

 

[4ever3]

YOLO Patrick, might as well use good butter!

 

[Itsdone]

If i put it on store brand butter will it make it taste better?

 

[LYU370]

Aldi Irish butter is pretty good too. $2.19 Like most imported butters, higher fat content than plain US butter. Nothing better than some saltine crackers smeared with butter.

https://new.aldi.us/product/countryside-creamery-pure-irish-butter-salted-4099100007619

 

[SMOKE FREAK]

95% grass fed butter. What's the other 5%?

 

[4ever3]

Oh you know it will bob!

Yes, it’s good stuff too Andy!

Don’t ask don’t tell Craig ��

 

[Sid Post]

95% grass fed butter. What's the other 5%?

Probably stabilizers and similar things used in commercial butter production.

Butter without those doesn't really stay as butter very long. Ever taken good cream, a marble, a mason jar, and some elbow grease to make fresh butter? It will break down pretty fast if you don't use it up pretty fast.

 

[SmokinAussie]

And "grass fed" has to be healthier than regular butter...um...right?

I'm thinking butter is ALL grass fed. You're certainly not going to waste grain on a dairy cow.

Moooooo.

Anyway, can't seem to get that at Aussie Costco but New Zealand Butter is a regular on most shelves here. Yes I like Kerry Gold too, but there are a lot of Aussie and NZ alternatives that are very good.

 

[kevinstaggs]

Kerrygold quality and you save a couple of bucks - right up my alley. Thanks for the tip.

 

[ModelMaker]

Aldi Irish butter is pretty good too. $2.19 Like most imported butters, higher fat content than plain US butter. Nothing better than some saltine crackers smeared with butter.

https://new.aldi.us/product/countryside-creamery-pure-irish-butter-salted-4099100007619

Isn't 8 oz. a stick of butter? $2.19 per stick X 4 = $8.76 a lb...
Ed

 

[Maylar]

Isn't 8 oz. a stick of butter? $2.19 per stick X 4 = $8.76 a lb...
Ed

No. A pound is 16 oz. My dad taught us, "A pint's a pound the world around".

 

[halfcocked]

95% grass fed butter. What's the other 5%?

Acid rain residue.

 

[food4thot]

Aldi Irish butter is pretty good too. $2.19 Like most imported butters, higher fat content than plain US butter. Nothing better than some saltine crackers smeared with butter.

https://new.aldi.us/product/countryside-creamery-pure-irish-butter-salted-4099100007619

Good butter seems a waste on saltines. Love toasted English muffins with a smear.

Better yet, add some thimbleberry jam on top. Not cheap but the best jam I ever tasted. From the shores of Lake Superior. They ship.

The Jampot

 

[16Adams]

Warm beer (in spreadable form) and buttered bread , toasted

 

[ModelMaker]

No. A pound is 16 oz. My dad taught us, "A pint's a pound the world around".

Yah, yah, yah I know...This happens when you confuse 8 Tbls. for 8 oz.
I'll try to do better!
Ed

 

[4ever3]

Good

 

[gcs]

Been using it since our costco started stocking it, as good as Kerrygold in my opinion,
The grass/hay/silage, depending on the season is supplemented with enough grain or whatever to balance the feed ration.