Flora Buttery.

Flora is probably the most popular and well known manufacturer of "fake" butter. They do many different varieties, low fat versions to easy spread versions. I will be reviewing a fairly recent version, "Flora Buttery". It costs around £1.30 a tub. It comes packaged in a usual butter tub. Basically a box made of thin and soft plastic with a clip on lid. The butter inside is sealed in with a foil covering which is fortunately very easy to remove. It is yellow to make you think of butter. The visible-on-the-shelf areas of the tub are covered in the kind of things the potential customer wants to see e.g. "rich in heart healthy Omega 3 ...

Whilst reading a rating a few reviews this morning I cam across one for Flora Buttery and I realised that although I had posted a review on this product on Ciao years ago I had never posted one on Dooyoo. How remiss of me! The one from Ciao is a bit out of date to say the least so I shall retrieve it and do some serious updating. Flora Buttery comes in a yellow, butter coloured pack, which helps with the psychology of thinking it is an alternative to real butter. As for the taste, Flora Buttery tastes exactly as it is described on the tub, it has a lovely creamy buttery taste, and as I am a great fan of real butter this suited me just ...

-0- BUTTER ME UP -0- If I have toast or bread, I want butter on it and lots of it. I adore the flavour of rich, creamy, unsalted butter. It really is quite unhealthy the amount that I eat of it. So in a bid to cut down on my cholesterol I searched for a tasty spread that was not too 'margarine' in flavour. I am not keen on the olive oil spreads or the cheaper brands of 'Butter Alternatives'. So when Flora bought out their 'Buttery' I thought that this might just be the answer to my problem.- Flora is an excellent brand and one that has a solid reputation, so I was more than happy to part with my cash and begin my trial of this NEW Flora ...