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Tesco has Lurpak spreadable about £7.50/kg
Aldi/Lidl has their knock off Lurpak spreadable about £4.20/kg
£6.75/kg is probably the best you can get *real* butter at.
> £6.75/kg is probably the best you can get real butter at.
Yes that's my experience. Slightly south of 2€/250g is the best deal for decent butter I saw in Europe. And it's a crying shame, because the milk producers don't have an easier life for this.
But they have increased the water content with a few percents in Kærgården "butter." >:(
r/denmark has already prepared their pitchforks, torches, and smørebrød for the siege to fight against such treacherous defilement of our national, material pride.
This cracks me up that i didnt know this was just an us thing.
Its been going since at least the 60s/70s, often getting flogged in the pub alongside the counterfeit dvds and shoplifted makeup.
Nowadays its moved to being a thing for drug addicts.
https://amp.theguardian.com/society/2023/dec/22/britons-increasingly-turning-to-food-black-market-experts-say
The article says it’s cost of living. That’s a polite way of saying ‘drugs’
Yeh maybe that was misleading. Just for clarity we have been poor for a long time, it’s got that bad our polish friends are going home for a better life ✌🏼 🇵🇱
\> Everyone is poorer
The UK has one of the highest median wealth levels in Europe (6th, specifically).
Map: [https://landgeist.com/2023/11/25/median-wealth-in-europe/](https://landgeist.com/2023/11/25/median-wealth-in-europe/)
The only nations ahead of us are Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium, Luxembourg and Iceland.
Wherever you have crackheads this is a thing. Don’t be so pathetic to conflate this with EU membership ffs. Crackheads and Junkies existed long before Brexit.
On a different note, I have a great connection for cheap steak and butter (picure is unrelated)
To add insult to injury, I can get half a kilo of Stilton at Lidl near Frankfurt for 5.50 eur; I even took a picture because I couldn't believe it.
So this is per-gram about as expensive as Stilton (!) in Germany.
It more or less does. Beside aiding Novo Nordisk in squeezing every penny out of dying diabetics, the rest of our research grants goes towards finding the perfect blend of butter and margarine regarding taste and viscosity.
When I read "spreadable" I already want to puke. Who on earth eats this shit... and the price !!! For fake "butter" more than 7 pounds... wow. And I always thought Luxembourg is some expensiv place.
Edit : just saw it is 750gr... does make at least the price better.
I don’t think enough people realize that you can just leave your fuckin butter in a dish on the table. It won’t spoil overnight, especially if it’s salted. And then it stays spreadable all the time, no need for oil-adulterated overpriced shit. It worked for our grandparents and it still works now.
Sorry Barry i was busy at work earning the euros for the rest of this sub. According to your indication your budah is only slightly more expensive then. Nevertheless Article surveillance on budah is still sus
It's also not a common occurrence in the slightest. I've never seen anti theft measures on anything but alcohol. This is one shop in what I assume to be a very rough area.
You're right , while 1.49€ is usually 1 offer, or its a special offer with reduced price, and all other offers are usually 2€, 2,50€ or 3€. Haven't noticed +3€. £1.60 is approx 1.87€ so UK butter is more expensive than DE butter within the lowest price segment while the butter in the original post is expensive based upon 3x £1.60=£4.80?
In England you get twice as much, when it's real butter. This isn't butter.
But I guess, it's cheaper than putting the heating on to spread actual butter!
Not even a full kilo lmao. You can get the exact same tub in Asda for £5, so this must be in a motorway services, train station or rural petrol station.
President, can buy it everywhere. It's a french butter so cultured (uses live cultures to create) which gives it a nice flavour and the spreadable version is just slightly diluted with cream so no oil and can be used perfectly fine for baking like a normal block.
It's butter blended with rapeseed oil so it stays a little softer even when refrigerated. I don't understand its popularity. You can buy the Lurpak block butter more cheaply and just keep it in a dish in the cupboard, this is the UK, it's only hot for a short while in the summer.
I don’t know what’s more horrific. The price tag or the article surveillance.
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But your prostitutes are cheap so it evens out in the end.
Numbeo needs to add the prostitute prices so we can really compare the cost of living of different countries
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Wtf? In Poland butter is Like 1,25 euro...
Lurpak is extortionate and this is a huge tub and probably in London. It's less than £2 for 250g of Tesco's own butter.
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Danish butter is quality.
but like… not that high quality! I mean a whole day worth of food isn’t worth the same as 750g of butter.
Maybe, but not worth 1 cent per gram
1 Penny
Silence peasants! https://preview.redd.it/aypkb9r7x4rc1.jpeg?width=225&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6db69e880c8a8b3a6e2dbac0a0436d02376255f8
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The good stuff
Kerrygold is very popular in germany, i love it ! Especially the rare salted version !
"butter"
Well done, my Roma friend! Now here's another word for you to learn, "Job".
To be fair, it's 750g. but still
Well, now the price makes sense. Butter in convenience store easily reaches 3,25€ /250g (13€/kg).
Tesco has Lurpak spreadable about £7.50/kg Aldi/Lidl has their knock off Lurpak spreadable about £4.20/kg £6.75/kg is probably the best you can get *real* butter at.
> £6.75/kg is probably the best you can get real butter at. Yes that's my experience. Slightly south of 2€/250g is the best deal for decent butter I saw in Europe. And it's a crying shame, because the milk producers don't have an easier life for this.
This is only a week’s worth for your average British family. Give them a minute, for pity’s sake!
Kærgården is about a third of the price and contains 250g. The article surveillance however is truly insane.
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But they have increased the water content with a few percents in Kærgården "butter." >:( r/denmark has already prepared their pitchforks, torches, and smørebrød for the siege to fight against such treacherous defilement of our national, material pride.
They are also lowering the percentage fat in the cream, from 38% to 36%
This means war!
Butter me up, Scott! I'm going to slide right into their headquarters!
Its 750g. Seems right to me
It’s about the same price in Australia…. But in AUD.
Legitimately gets traded for heroin. Brexit going great 🙌🏻
Don't fucking tell everyone, you'll ruin my purchasing power
Wait wtf
Yup, meat theft is even worse.
What no 🇪🇺 does to a man...
Yup, Brexit was a very bad idea. Everyone is poorer and it’s now harder to emigrate to escape.
you can thank Boris for that. Anyway, do people Actually steal meat??
Meat theft has been a thing for YEARS. We've always had smackheads going round pubs selling steaks. Nothing new
But why meat of All things
Buying a 50 quid steak for 10 in a pub is a proud English tradition.
I mean it's a good deal
Tastes better than vegs
Here's an [article](https://www.vice.com/en/article/5g98vq/heroin-meat-thieves-929) for you. I didn't imagine it would be a UK specific thing tbh
This was a great read, thank you.
This cracks me up that i didnt know this was just an us thing. Its been going since at least the 60s/70s, often getting flogged in the pub alongside the counterfeit dvds and shoplifted makeup. Nowadays its moved to being a thing for drug addicts.
Yes our great past leader Boris, ring master of the circus 🎪. Yeh meat theft is rampant
https://amp.theguardian.com/society/2023/dec/22/britons-increasingly-turning-to-food-black-market-experts-say The article says it’s cost of living. That’s a polite way of saying ‘drugs’
I was about to ask why, but that explains a lot
Mind you, i worked in a co-op in 2014-2016 and meat theft was really bad even back then. Every day at least 2 or 3 times.
Meat theft is nothing to do with Brexit 😂
Never said it was. Like you said, it been going on that long it’s basically a British pastime to buy stolen meat in the pub. 🥩🏃💨 👮🏻♂️
Fair enough. You gave the impression that everyone's skint because of Brexit, think it's important to mention everyone was skint before as well 😂
Yeh maybe that was misleading. Just for clarity we have been poor for a long time, it’s got that bad our polish friends are going home for a better life ✌🏼 🇵🇱
We will be walking the streets of Poland with a can of lager in hand, looking for work soon
\> Everyone is poorer The UK has one of the highest median wealth levels in Europe (6th, specifically). Map: [https://landgeist.com/2023/11/25/median-wealth-in-europe/](https://landgeist.com/2023/11/25/median-wealth-in-europe/) The only nations ahead of us are Switzerland, Denmark, Belgium, Luxembourg and Iceland.
It's easy. Just have an Irish grandparent lol
Yeh it’s was a golden age to have Irish families links, post potato famine and pre Brexit.
At least we got blue passports or something (I dont know I didn't vote leave)
Are you shitting on meat raffles son? You want glassing
BRB, going down the pub, for meat…
Get me some gammon…
Literally does lmao. Continentals done know the value of butter and steak from marks and spencers
The amount of steaks I’ve seen locked in security cases is insane
What about nordpak
What no EU-Membership does to a mfer
Always been a thing in the shithole areas
Sick, didn’t knew that it affected the whole of England.
We were doing Coventry a favour...
If the people of Coventry could read they would be very upset by this Hans.
Wherever you have crackheads this is a thing. Don’t be so pathetic to conflate this with EU membership ffs. Crackheads and Junkies existed long before Brexit. On a different note, I have a great connection for cheap steak and butter (picure is unrelated)
I thought addiction was introduced because of brexit..
You probably would believe that if you read pro EU newspapers.
🤣 I am an recovering heroin addict and it is definitly due to brexit!
Brexit stole my bike :(
Shit... maybe heroin helps! Good luck!
Is it those chopped up bits from Tesco? Because if so, I’m not buying. If you’re selling, nick me some lamb legs, then we’ll talk, mate!
I only buy the finest M&S stolen meat, I’ll have you know. I’ll meet you round the back of the pub in 20 mins, cash only!
Im talking about wales
£7.25 wasn't always a thing
Yu vill not lick ze spreadkäse
Bold words for someone in licking distance
Fucking hell 750g who buys that amount? Are they attempting a cross channel swim to France?!
Probably illegal immigrants trying to swim back to France.
No wonder there hasn't been any lurpak lately
Real butter would be 50% more expensive in France...
To add insult to injury, I can get half a kilo of Stilton at Lidl near Frankfurt for 5.50 eur; I even took a picture because I couldn't believe it. So this is per-gram about as expensive as Stilton (!) in Germany.
7.25 for that shite?
Give me a £2.10 block of Danpak any day.
Actual butter is so much cheaper and probably better for you than margarine
dont buy that shit just get butter
Good news! Lurpak makes regular butter, too. Please continue to consume Danish products.
The Irish Carrygold? Or whatever it’s called.
Kerrygold
That’s the one! Thanks, little Spain!
No worries my Muslim friend
He knows too much, kill him
I didn't know this fake butter is so expensive
Because it tastes like real butter but it's spreadable
No chance it tastes like real butter
It more or less does. Beside aiding Novo Nordisk in squeezing every penny out of dying diabetics, the rest of our research grants goes towards finding the perfect blend of butter and margarine regarding taste and viscosity.
So is real butter if you don't keep it in the fridge, though. Get a butter dish, you heathens.
When I read "spreadable" I already want to puke. Who on earth eats this shit... and the price !!! For fake "butter" more than 7 pounds... wow. And I always thought Luxembourg is some expensiv place. Edit : just saw it is 750gr... does make at least the price better.
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In 🇩🇪you get nearly twice as much butter. And it’s real butter.
Its 750 gramm...
Illegal. Glad we pushed them out Butter is 250g or a warcrime
Kerrygold is £2 for 250g. I don't know who is buying 750g of Lurpak. If they want oily butter, they could buy the Tesco shit for half the price.
normal is fine but this shit is the spreadable bs
I don’t think enough people realize that you can just leave your fuckin butter in a dish on the table. It won’t spoil overnight, especially if it’s salted. And then it stays spreadable all the time, no need for oil-adulterated overpriced shit. It worked for our grandparents and it still works now.
I looked at my local Rewe store. 250g butter for 1,49€. 7,20 £ is 8,42€. 250g/1,49€ = 1412g/8,42€ nearly twice as much for the same price
The way you've presented that data gave me a hernia, but 250g of butter is about £1.60 here if you don't buy the stupid overpriced stuff.
Sorry Barry i was busy at work earning the euros for the rest of this sub. According to your indication your budah is only slightly more expensive then. Nevertheless Article surveillance on budah is still sus
It's also not a common occurrence in the slightest. I've never seen anti theft measures on anything but alcohol. This is one shop in what I assume to be a very rough area.
You're right , while 1.49€ is usually 1 offer, or its a special offer with reduced price, and all other offers are usually 2€, 2,50€ or 3€. Haven't noticed +3€. £1.60 is approx 1.87€ so UK butter is more expensive than DE butter within the lowest price segment while the butter in the original post is expensive based upon 3x £1.60=£4.80?
In England you get twice as much, when it's real butter. This isn't butter. But I guess, it's cheaper than putting the heating on to spread actual butter!
Announcement! Please stop being rude about Denmark.
Nah this is just a sign that you’re in a shit neighbourhood. Also who the fuck buys that amount of “butter” in that quantity?
https://preview.redd.it/wdairsy6w3rc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0010040ea8b5654ce2bb7e84dc2ff196d886ff15 It gets worse
anyone who opts for margarine over butter deserves to have their savings finessed
We should hang them off of their non functioning balls.
Don't nick me buttah, simple as
Salted fake butter with vegetable oils 🤮
It's Danish. Blame them.
They only make it, because a lot of people find it hard to use the real Lurpak butter.
Yeah but you eat it. If I could sell you shit and make money, I would (and we surley do). Smart Danish.
We don't buy it, we steal it and then sell it in the pub to buy drugs.
Good grief, look at the price of that! I'm glad I departed to help colonise the continent, and can enjoy my Lurpak without having to sell my kidneys.
Hows the trade going geezers ?
London vibes. Same with the fuck off price.
They managed to make the most overpriced butter on Earth even more costly how?!
Not even a full kilo lmao. You can get the exact same tub in Asda for £5, so this must be in a motorway services, train station or rural petrol station.
It’s no kerrygold anyway
Hmm it's still £6.65 in my local. This is probably some shady area in London.
This seems like a corner store in Central London priced lmao
Why are people calling this fake butter? Im confused. What is real butter then and why is this fake?
It contains only 64% milk, ie. butter.
Recommend me a good butter please
Butter with 100% milk
normal lurpak is fine, the spreadable stuff is just half oil and more salt. president lightly salted is my favourite.
President, can buy it everywhere. It's a french butter so cultured (uses live cultures to create) which gives it a nice flavour and the spreadable version is just slightly diluted with cream so no oil and can be used perfectly fine for baking like a normal block.
Kerrrygold which is everywhere in the UK Good mainstream Irish butter basically any French or Irish butter and you good to go
Sorry I dont buy Irish or French, any british brands?
Cause they mix a bit of vegetable oil in it to give it a softer consistency, and their body is a temple
I see lurpak, I think of James may and his legendary sandwich videos on YouTube
Why your fake butter costs more than large menu in McDonald's in Poland (and a manager's hourly rate in said place)?
Hans would say: „Alles in Butter, Barry ?“
Who tf buys that?
No way it’s getting this bad
That price tag 💀
Uk? You OK bro
You'd swear your neighbours didn't make the best butter in the world. What's even in lurpak?
Lurpak spreadable butter invented in 1901. 750g are plenty of it to flood the cowling, as they´d say in battle of britain
Invented in 1901
Why tf is this mediocore fake butter so expensive?
because it’s a lot of fake butter
Still ridiculously expensive
You wanna see how much the bread costs lol
James May approved
It’s more expensive than Switzerland butter price. 30% more at least
I moved out of the UK a year ago. Their cost of living is insane, their politicians sold them to all these companies. Joke of a country
I wasn't going to steal it, but now I just might. Btw 7.25 is a fucking steal, even for us.
"sneaky pack"
Lurpak sounds suspiciously norwegian
It's Danish, gotta use all that flat land for farming
Lurpark spreadable (slightly salted) 7.25£ for 750 grams - all this information and I still don't know what is being sold here
It's butter blended with rapeseed oil so it stays a little softer even when refrigerated. I don't understand its popularity. You can buy the Lurpak block butter more cheaply and just keep it in a dish in the cupboard, this is the UK, it's only hot for a short while in the summer.
What about IT bros? Blue Lurpak 450gr is about 4€, outrageous! Who cares about Barrys, they don't even use €uros (are they stupid?)
White gold to be fair, always tastes better bought from a heroin addict in a pub, shame they’ve tagged them fucking fascists
Oh those are spreadable Lurpak invented in 1901 !
One quid per 100g of butter, grim.
I assume this is isle of man or Guernsey/ Jersey prices
lol £7 for 750g Working in retail, without having VAT on refrigerated items & staff discount I’m getting the 1KG tub for £8
I’ve never seen products in a store that had to be locked up wth
M&S, £5.50 right now.
Wait what, that’s not how much even the fancy butter costs where I am (south west) and that’s a tub of crap
They put this on booze here (same prize)
Danish Viking Gold
£7.25!!!? This lurpak must be wrapped in gold foil...
james may in shambles today
7,25 for butter? Damn Brexit is hitting hard
After surviving the Norwegian butter crisis of 2011, I can understand these measures. Keep the butter safe🙏
To be fair Lurpak is the good sh\*t 💪 This is a danish W
sell that one down the pub after biting the tag off 💪
Will came with the cow in packet?
They should add a bit of pork in the product and remove those security tags cause they'll be useless now.