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 ...

I bought Utterly Buttery the last time I went to the supermarket because it was on offer - buy one get one free for £1.35. I haven't tried this one before; I always used Flora until the price went up, then went on the Co-op's own brand which is great value for money - I reviewed it recently. Utterly Buttery comes in a bright yellow oval-shaped tub; the words 'Utterly Buttery' are printed in blue on the sides and on the lid. It's made by St Ivel, a long-standing and well-known brand. There is a green banner on the tub which states '70% less saturated fat than butter' and the makers tell you to 'spread away my friends because this little tub contains virtually ...

Utterly Butterly is a great tasting buttery spread that spreads straight from the fridge. Made with real buttermilk. It comes in a bright yellow tub with the blue wording utterly buttery. It is absolutely lovely, spread on warm toast, it melts instantly, it has a slight salty taste, but that is just the way I like it. It spreads very easily, it is creamy and soft, of course its not quite as nice as butter, but it does spread a lot easier, as there is nothing worse than a big chunk of unspread and unmelted butter on your toast, And it has also 70% less saturated fat than butter. I was pleased to see that the price in morrison's this ...