I've been buying Lurpak lighter for about 12 months now so feel I'm able to provide a fair review... I used to have margarine but after dieting on Rosemary Conley, I more or less cut out all margarine on all my food. As a result of this I decided that on the odd ocassion I should spoil myself with butter... I tried the Anchor light version but than moved onto Lurpak and have remained loyal ever since! I tend to buy the 500g tub which is £2.58 from Sainsburys but they do have this on offer for £2.00 every now and then.. As you open the lid it has a paper cover which you peel back and I tend to throw away but you could keep it on ...  Read the complete review

Lurpak is a very well known brand and do nice butter. I purchased mine from Tesco for £1.99 for a 500g tub. This is a nice spreadable butter and is light and it is slightly salted but got lovely smooth texture and is lovely on toast and crackers and lots of different foods. per 10g serving 54 calories protein 0.05g carbohydrate 0.04g of which sugars 0.04g fat 6.0g fibre 0.0g sodium 0.03g salt 0.09g It has 50% less saturated fat than Lurpak butter. Contains no additives, artificial colourings or preservatives. Contains no hydrogenerated fats or oils. Not suitable for ...  Read the complete review

Lurpak has always been my butter of choice, however, its always been rather hard to spread in its original form, and a bit higher in fat and calories than I would really like. That's when I decided I should really look to reduce my fat intake, and decided to give Lurpak Lighter Spreadable a go (other than not spreading butter on my toast about an inch thick!). The blurb on the packaging states that there is 25% less fat than Lurpak Spreadable, and has only half the saturated fat of original Lurpak butter. It goes on to say that it contains non of the nasties such as artificial colourings and preservatives which is great. There are no hydrogenated ...  Read the complete review

Lurpak Lighter Spreadable: This has been one of my favourite spreads for quite a long time now and I adore it that much that I don't think I could actually go one day without having this! I think it is absolutely perfect on a nice toasted hot cross bun or some wholegrain toast! There are many different forms of Lurpak and you can get in in a tub or in some foil if you like to keep it in a butter dish. This states spreadable but if you have a very cold fridge, you may find it will go quite hard so I either keep this at room temperature or put it in the microwave for around 6 seconds. This is Lurpak spreadable. It is a reduced fat blend of Lurpak ...  Read the complete review

I normally buy supermarket-own branded butter or spreads as I find them to be a bit better value than more well-known brands and I generally enjoy the taste just as much. When out shopping in our local grocery store recently however I saw that the Lurpak 'Lighter' spreadable butter (slightly salted) was on a special offer and as I knew I was running out of spread at home, I decided to pick up a tub of this to keep us going until we went on our next 'big' shop. The tub of Lurpak lighter cost me 99 pence for a 250g tub. The packaging certainly gives me the impression that the product is of quite a high quality... A sort of 'crest' is evident at the ...  Read the complete review