I tested supermarket butter from Asda, Tesco, Aldi, and M&S against Lurpak and another branded butter to find out which was best.
First up was Tesco, and I wasn't excited to try this one. The lump block had a pretty depressing packaging that made it look unappealing.
However, it didn't taste too bad on toast. Don't get me wrong, I had to wait an age for it to loosen up when I took it out of the fridge, but it was ok, especially for the price.The exact same weight and price as Tesco but far from the same taste, I could've sworn this was lard.Although I doubt this is meant for toast, it does not mean it's entirely unusable.
I am a Nordpak enthusiast, I'll admit it, but I have never really compared it to Lurpak so thoroughly before. From the fridge to the counter, there was no messing about getting it spread.in my eyes for this exact reason, it produces quality goods for half the cost of most places.“I can get you Lurpak but it’s gonna cost you”
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