I trust Tesco that What the labels say are right.
I always buy organic, because rightly or wrongly, i assume that's exactly what it is. That the cows are only grass fed as they should be, no pellets of anything artificial, & no injections of god-knows what, that we were never meant to have. & hopefully any meat I buy has the same care & honesty. Unfortunately , we can only rely on what the labels say.I just hope that the labels & my trust are reliable.
A bit tasteless
I normally buy Kerrygold but i decided to give this a go. However, in comparison to Kerrygold, Tesco organic butter seems a bit tasteless, i guess it's because of low salt. Its very noticeable when doing mashed potato, i found that i had to add salt. So it's back to Kerrygold.
Excellent, used for everything.wouldnt have any ot
Excellent, used for everything.wouldnt have any other butter. It's creamy and light have had Lurpac in solid form now spreadable for 70 odd years
Great taste
A really nice butter. It's great on toast and potatoes. Everything I want, creamy and a hint of salt.
looks really nice but why would they offer organic
looks really nice but why would they offer organic butter but then add so called table salt? why not use a realer salt? like sea salt? take care (but tesco apparently ran out of the unsalted version)
packaging non-recyclable let down
Nice organic butter BUT when are you going to make the packaging recyclable? Its the only let down for me.
Organic?
Should be cheaper for the quality but better than Tesco finest from west country
Not my kind of organicsm
As far as butter goes it is pretty darn good, like reallly good, but not sure I’d call it quite ‘organic’. Each to their own I suppose.
Good tasting butter. Well priced
Good tasting butter. Well priced
Got this as lurpack was out of stock and it's a go
Got this as lurpack was out of stock and it's a good substitute would buy again if I needed to