ISO finding real butter

[Just Cooking]

SE Wisconsin, sales on butter has it less than $2/lb. Our local grocery has it for $2.29/lb.

Same here @ Aldi. Was $1.99 a few months back.

Ross

 

[pepperhead212]

I stocked up on some butter at Lidl, for just $1.29/lb, just before TG. I really thought someone had mismarked it! I can't even remember the last time it was that low! And there was no limit, so I stocked up, for Christmas cookies, mainly. Shortly after TG, I saw it at Aldi's for $1.79, but a limit of 4, though I didn't need any.

 

[larry_stewart]

At $20/ lb almost more practical to get a cow

(A joke, before anyone takes my warped sense of humor seriously)

 

[Vinylhanger]

Where is it that much?

When I first read this, I just assumed that the butter we always buy must not be real butter. I thought I missed the memo or something.

So the regular one pound butter is real butter. So where is it 20 a pound?

 

[Cooking Goddess]

Our favorite commercial butter is from Kate's Homemade Butter. When it isn't on sale, I don't buy it at $4.99 a pound. I do buy several when they are on sale for 2/$5. Not even imported Kerrygold or Finlandia cost anywhere near $20 a pound. Perhaps the OP was exaggerating? One can only hope...

 

[Silversage]

Based on their only other 3 posts, I'm guessing either the OP is in some other country, or is trolling.

 

[taxlady]

Based on their only other 3 posts, I'm guessing either the OP is in some other country, or is trolling.

Their profile says USA. I have been wondering the same thing.

 

[buckytom]

Imported Fronch butter is about $15 to $18 per pound, but that's paying full price with no effort to find a better deal.

Maybe the OP is just a high roller, or pretending to be.

I like to pick up Amish butter when in the neighborhood in PA, but even that is hit and miss. They are as much salespeople as they are pious.

 

[jennyema]

I'm still hung up on the OP having to pay $20 for a pound of butter.

Im still very interested in where the OP is that butter is that spendy

 

[Cooking Goddess]

jenny, her profile says "parkheights, usa". No indication of state. "Park Heights" is a popular street name around here (Ohio, at the moment), so that's all the answers Google gave me.

 

[taxlady]

jenny, her profile says "parkheights, usa". No indication of state. "Park Heights" is a popular street name around here (Ohio, at the moment), so that's all the answers Google gave me.

I found two towns named "Parkheights" in Canada. One in Ontario and one in BC. But, that's not the US.

 

[blissful]

Park Heights, Chicago is a possibility. Who knows?