Not sure if this site has been mentioned before
http://shop.conserva.de/en/18-canned-butter
Very good site, they ship fast and postage is fixed at €9.90.
The tinned butter is very good, the tinned cheese is similar to 'Cheese Processed' in the old army compo ration packs and the bread is pretty good.
Tinned butter
Tinned butter
Richard
South Wales UK
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South Wales UK
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Re: Tinned butter
just once or twice ! but good links are always useful
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Re: Tinned butter
Damn annoying you have to shop on a german site and not a uk one.
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Re: Tinned butter
Tinned butter is not hard to find in France and Spain, we have a friend living in Normandy who ordered five cases from a small local supermarket (who must have thought he was quite mad) and he bought the butter over for us last year when he was visiting family in England.
Ghee is easy enough to find in the UK and is a pretty good substitute.
Ghee is easy enough to find in the UK and is a pretty good substitute.
Richard
South Wales UK
Retired, spending the children's inheritance.
South Wales UK
Retired, spending the children's inheritance.
Re: Tinned butter
+1 to that.rik_uk3 wrote: Ghee is easy enough to find in the UK and is a pretty good substitute.
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Re: Tinned butter
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ForgeCorvus wrote:I'm not sure, but theres always EvilbayRearfang wrote:Never tried gee do any high st shops sell it
I got some from the Deli in town a big tin there were two different sorts (I don't remember the difference) I got it for cooking but never thought of it as something one could use as a spread, it was curiosity on my part, its so high in artery clogging fat that I didn't get anymore, though it is readily available, I wouldn't mind betting a big Tesco would have it in.
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Yep, they all do.Rearfang wrote:Never tried gee do any high st shops sell it
Try the "World food" aisle, or the Indian aisle.
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Re: Tinned butter
Yep the big Tesco's sell it as do most good Asian stores. Get butter ghee and not the vegetable version. Very nice on toast with a bit of Marmite 
Richard
South Wales UK
Retired, spending the children's inheritance.
South Wales UK
Retired, spending the children's inheritance.