I made my own butter????

This reminds me of the cream maker I had in the 80’s. You used it to turn butter plus milk into cream!

I've just been reading about cultured butter. Seems that's the in thing. Sounds like a bit of a palaver.

Yes I saw this article today and I am going to have a go

HowVeryDareYou where do you get block butter for £1.50? I always buy salted. Made some butter once when children were small!

HowVeryDareYou

I buy block butter (I hate that spreadable stuff) for £1.50 a packet

Where are you finding it for £1.50? It's been a minimum of £1.75 everywhere here for a while.
I did make some butter a couple of weeks back with some cream that was a bit past its best, just used the stand mixer. Used the resulting buttermilk for scones.
(we don't waste much here ?)

I saw this too in The Times. Giving it a go later on.. Glad to hear it worked.

Ooh I hadn’t realised how simple it would be with my Kenwood I need cream and salt crystals then I’m going to have a go.

I’m glad I’m not the only one!
I will be batch making sourdough on Tuesday so I can’t imagine there will be much left!

I bulk make it and freeze in pats of butter. Tastes as good as new when used from the freezer.

I buy block butter (I hate that spreadable stuff) for £1.50 a packet

I made my own butter in the past. It's fine as an occasional thing but I couldn't be bothered doing it all the time.

I’m tempted - no food processor here but I’m sure the trusty old Kenwood Chef whisk would be up to it.

I’m tempted Sago as I love the Cornish and Welsh sea salt crystal butters available…my grandmother made her own ? and sourdough ? (before it was a thing) and when I eat them now it simply whisks me back to the farm…?