Kerrygold butter

[catman529]

What's different about it, besides the cows diet. I bought some and will probably just use it on toast, to cook eggs, melt over steak or put on biscuits. Is there a noticeable taste difference?


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[TNRifleman]

Just try it. You'll know

 

[mike243]

The Yeti of butter? :rotf:

 

[tree_ghost]

It's incredibly flavorful and healthy to boot!


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[TreyB]

It's like butter wearing Costas sunglasses

you my friend are obsessed.... op:

 

[TAFKAP]

What's different about it, besides the cows diet. I bought some and will probably just use it on toast, to cook eggs, melt over steak or put on biscuits. Is there a noticeable taste difference?


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Cow diet, processing method, milk & fat quality.....it all comes together to make a butter that'll blow your mind.

There is an incredible taste difference. At Costco, you can get boxes of (3) 1.5lb blocks for about $7 or so. Buy a box every time youre there, and stock up in your freezer. It's worth it and is excellent for everything you use butter for.

 

[catman529]

What's different about it, besides the cows diet. I bought some and will probably just use it on toast, to cook eggs, melt over steak or put on biscuits. Is there a noticeable taste difference?


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Cow diet, processing method, milk & fat quality.....it all comes together to make a butter that'll blow your mind.

There is an incredible taste difference. At Costco, you can get boxes of (3) 1.5lb blocks for about $7 or so. Buy a box every time youre there, and stock up in your freezer. It's worth it and is excellent for everything you use butter for.

I let my costco membership expire in June cause I didn't go there often enough. I work literally right down the street from Costco, but I get off work around 8:30 am and costco doesn't open till 10. And it's not worth the traffic to drive back when I live right next to Kroger.....

So I saw it at Kroger the other day and bought some.

I look forward to trying it. I'll take your word Poser :lol:

 

[WTM]

hmm ill have to try some if can find it, but i bet its still not close to fresh sweet cream churned butter i grew up on.

still looking for duck fat too, no luck.

 

[TAFKAP]

No, it's not....but a whole lot closer than "Land-o-Lakes"

 

[TAFKAP]

Here's an Amazon link. Price is $8 or $9 if you can find it in the store, so this isn't a good buy. But it's worth trying.

https://www.amazon.com/EPIC-Animal-Cook ... duck%2Bfat

 

[WTM]

Here's an Amazon link. Price is $8 or $9 if you can find it in the store, so this isn't a good buy. But it's worth trying.

https://www.amazon.com/EPIC-Animal-Cook ... duck%2Bfat

thanks man. i learned something from that link. the video at the bottom shows a woman making fried rice and since i do a lot of wok cooking gonna get me some.

 

[Crosshairy]

I've used it quite a bit. Ironically enough, I've seen the lowest prices at Costco (the bulk package) and WHOLE FOODS (the individual bars). I couldn't believe my eyes last year when I went in Whole Foods for my annual I'm-in-the-area-so-why-not stop into the store. Of course, everything else on the shelves seemed to be 30-100% more than the equivalent item at Kroger, but the Kerry Gold was actually cheaper.

A friend of mine used to shop there a lot more, and he said they occasionally put it on sale for 2.50 a bar or so. I've seen it sold for twice that at Kroger.

Moral of the story - if you can get it for a good price, it's worth buying. I prefer the salted butter, but some purists use only the unsalted. If you are doing the butter in your coffee thing, I think the unsalted butter probably froths better.

 

[catman529]

Is it unsalted? I toasted and loaded up some cinnamon raisin bagels with it and it tasted like it was salted, really good butter, but I still need to cook with it too.


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[TAFKAP]

Is it unsalted? I toasted and loaded up some cinnamon raisin bagels with it and it tasted like it was salted, really good butter, but I still need to cook with it too.


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Gold package is most common, and it's salted. The unsalted silver package is harder to find.

 

[catman529]

Is it unsalted? I toasted and loaded up some cinnamon raisin bagels with it and it tasted like it was salted, really good butter, but I still need to cook with it too.


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Gold package is most common, and it's salted. The unsalted silver package is harder to find.

Ah yes I have a gold package. Knew it was salted, thats how I prefer it anyways. I've probably used 1/3 of the 8oz stick already just on toasted bagels, lol. I love some butter

 

[TAFKAP]

Yep....life changing. Definitely worth that $50 Costco membership again

 

[huntinkev]

How much is it at Costco? I pay $4 at kroger for 8 oz. I go through at least couple packs a month

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[TAFKAP]

How much is it at Costco? I pay $4 at kroger for 8 oz. I go through at least couple packs a month

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Neighborhood of $7 for (3) 8oz bars

 

[AT Hiker]

Publix will have a fantastic deal on it every once in a while. Two 8oz packs for $5.



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[huntinkev]

How much is it at Costco? I pay $4 at kroger for 8 oz. I go through at least couple packs a month

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Neighborhood of $7 for (3) 8oz bars

that is a good deal. save roughly $40 over a year and that should come close to covering the membership