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Lurpak Slightly Salted Butter 200g £1.70 Nectar Price
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Posted 1 August 2023

Lurpak Slightly Salted Butter 200g £1.70 Nectar Price

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Salted Butter.

Lurpak® Slightly Salted Butter is made from 100% fresh milk.

We take the cream from the milk and churn until it turns into butter, just adding a pinch of salt.

A distinctive, creamy, delicate, and fresh taste.

Good food deserves Lurpak®

Suitable for vegetarians.

Good Food Deserves Lurpak®
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  1. amully9's avatar
    Seems they have reduced the weight from 250gms to 200gms (by 20%) to maintain the price - amazing marketing gimmick!
    TrolleyDolly18's avatar
    This will only work if we accept being ripped off. Now would seem to be as good a time as any to check out the alternatives.

    That said
    Obviously if you are happy to pay, it's a free country, and hopefully a deal, to you.
  2. gabesdad's avatar
    Prefer to get the sea salt style butter from Aldi now. Nicer taste and better value overall.
    lorraine.wickham's avatar
    thats what we've changed to, its lovely
  3. michaeljb's avatar
    Shame about the shrink-flation, personally I use Farmfoods salted butter at £1.29/227g and find it fine, 1 of 3 products I actually go there for, the other 2 being bog roll (ducky) and washing powder (surf).
  4. berisford's avatar
    I have to smile whenever I see these toy blocks of butter - might be 20% smaller but they look so tiny - 2 crumpets and we are done.......
    The smaller spreadable packs are easier to disguise than the the blocks - clever how they've made the 400g pack look almost identical to the original 500g.
  5. john_n3MU's avatar
    £1.60 for Anchor x 200g @Tesco today. A far superior more colorful tastier butter. HOT price thogh OP. (edited)
  6. YouAreTheSheeple's avatar
    This company needs a 'bud light' moment to bring it back inline to the real world where the majority just ain't buying the narrative (edited)
    TrolleyDolly18's avatar

    OR the product
  7. cullies's avatar
    "We take the cream from the milk and churn until it turns into butter, just adding a pinch of salt".

    Really?

    That's the way all butter is made
  8. Max.Cady's avatar
    Plus all the BS about having to have a store card for the illusion of 'discount'
    TrolleyDolly18's avatar
    Oh yes
    AKA adding insult to injury
  9. sowotsdis's avatar
    Now they're all at it so buy the 250g butter for the same price and a massive boycott will teach them that we won't be fooled
    TrolleyDolly18's avatar
    It's THAT simple.
  10. Orange_swan's avatar
    Shrinkflation
  11. Krinkle's avatar
    250g now becomes 200g...disgraceful!
  13. blahblahblah1234's avatar
    Fill your boots before it shrinks to 150g !
  14. eddy3's avatar
    Saw the same shrink-flation today in asda tub of grapes now only weighs 350g, was 400g and 500g before that but price is still the same
    john_n3MU's avatar
    Blessed are the shopkeepers.
  15. Serpico73's avatar
    Remember when this was recently max inflated to about a fiver a tub with security seals on them in supermarkets. What a time to be alive
  16. RamblingSydRumpo's avatar
    Lurpak deals are so divisive.
    I guess it gives the discounter fans a chance to promote the own label stuff. People know everything is cheaper there so I don't why the spam other product's threads.
    Not sure this is much of a deal though. Equates to £2.12p for a normal sized block. Not paying that for any butter.
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