St Ivel Utterly Butterly

I have to be honest; I'm not really a huge toast fan so butter is not something I absolutely love. However, I do know the difference between what I like and don't like and Utterly Bitterly is one of my favourite butter's. I recently bought Lurpak which is nice but so different to St.Ivel's Utterly Butterly. I don't always have butter in but when having hot rolls, or toast then I need it and this is one of the brands I will usually look out for and buy. I do also like Anchor butter but there is something about this particular product which puts it ahead of the rest. Utterly Butterly is made by St.Ivel and was launched in 1995. Dairy Crest are the main company ...  Read the complete review

For years now I've bought the same low fat spread and whenever I need some I just grab that one off the shelf in the supermarket and don't give it a second thought. My partner likes real butter and we buy that for him at the same time so last week when I went to the Co-op and noticed they had Utterly Butterly on offer for less than half price I decided we'd give that a try instead. Normally it costs £1.29 for a 500g tub but it was selling for 60p. Utterly Butterly is made by St Ivel and comes in a distinctive yellow tub that's oval in shape and deep. It is made with buttermilk and has 70% less saturated fat than butter. Apparently it is suitable for ...  Read the complete review

I have to admit that I am becoming obsessed with bargain hunting and I am sure that I am not the only one by any means. As I write this review Utterly Butterly is yet again on offer at Lidl's for 50p a tub (500g) , now that has to be a bumper bargain. The tubs have a long date stamp on them and last time I bought four and this time I shall buy four, that will see me through the next six weeks or so. Buttered toast, buttered crumpets, buttered teacakes, all lovely fodder but food that we have to eat sparingly. If I buy real butter then there is a great temptation to overdo it and that is when the scales start to groan. But even Utterly butterly is no saint ...  Read the complete review

Despite the fact that I don't often have butter or margarine myself I always keep a tub of Utterly Butterly in the fridge, not only because it contains 70% less of the nasty saturated fat that will fuzz up your arteries but also because it tastes very nice and is as versatile as any butter. Utterly Butterly is one brand of spread which constantly seems to be on special offer, if it's not an especially flashed pack in an independent shop then it will be one of the supermarkets selling it for a fraction of its usual price. It spreads very easily even from the fridge, just five minutes ago I spead a little onto some very fresh bread and it didn't so ...  Read the complete review

Each week, when we do the shopping, we need to buy a tub of marg, or butter, or some form of spread. Most of the time, we choose whichever one is on offer for that week, and as we do our weekly shop in Tesco, there tends to be at least one on per week. This week, Utterly Butterly was reduced to £1 for a 500g tub, with its closest price rivals being about 15p or 20p more expensive. The only exception really is the Tesco Value stuff, which to be quite honest is one of their worst products! Utterly Butterly boasts a few things, one of which is having a distinctively buttery taste, and on this I'm not going to disagree. I find the key to a good ...  Read the complete review