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Lurpak Slightly Salted Spreadable 500g 2 for £7 @ Morrisons
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Posted 24 September 2022

Lurpak Slightly Salted Spreadable 500g 2 for £7 @ Morrisons

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Lurpak Slightly Salted Spreadable 500g was £4.99 now 2 for 7

Include's all other 500g spreadable varieties, where stocked.

Buy 2 for £7. Order by 09/10/2022, offer subject to availability. Maximum 20 promotional items per customer.

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Description

To create Lurpak® Spreadable, we blend pure Lurpak® butter with rapeseed oil making it spreadable straight from the fridge.
Try it on your favourite fresh bread and top with whatever you fancy.
Be inventive, see where the flavours take you.

Made from natural ingredients, Lurpak® butter blended with rapeseed oil, Free from palm oil, From pressed rapeseed oil only, Packaging not suitable for microwave, Contains no colourings, preservatives or other additives, Suitable for vegetarians, Kosher ­- D

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Edited by al58, 24 September 2022
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  1. Nino1's avatar
    They are ripping it...£7 for a tub of marj on special offer ..they can go and ram their Lurpak where the sun don't shine.
    al58's avatar
    Author
    You must be confused, the post states two 500g tubs of Lurpak Spreadable for £7 not one, also there are one or two differences between, Lurpak Spreadable and Margarine, see below it may be of some help on your next shopping trip.

    Lurpak Spreadable
    Butter (64%) (Milk), · Rapeseed Oil, · Water, · Lactic Culture (Milk), · Salt ..

    Typical Margarine
    Vegetable oils in varying proportions (70%) (rapeseed, palm, sunflower), water, salt (1,4%), preservative (potassium sorbate), acid (citric acid) emulsifier (mono- and diglycerides of fatty acid), flavourings, vitamins (A and D).
  2. Roph's avatar
    Morrisons' own brand spreadable is way cheaper and just as nice
  3. JPS's avatar
    Good price for Lurpak these days BUT I have switched to Nordpak at £2.19 and it's just as good as Lurpak so zero point going back and spending more now.
  4. GaryCrossan's avatar
    Lidl Danpak at £2.19. Aldi Nordpak if I'm there.
    Tastes same to me and much cheaper.
    Lurpak is now a Christmas present
  5. tranceazure's avatar
    Country life is 2.50 still in home bargains for 500 gram,my partner loves lurpak but I prefer country life,lurpak has a distinct taste to it it feels less buttery and more oily.
  6. Jaws1973's avatar
    Make your own butter from cream
    2facedshanks's avatar
    Yep.We've all got time to do that.Creams so cheap these days to...
  7. klaus.basingher's avatar
    £1 is my limit for a tub, not much available except buttery spread and asda soft spread stuff which is okayish - I will use Mayo at 50p a tube if those get more expensive or give up bread if that gets too expensive.
  8. wh1zzard's avatar
    genuine question: what does justify the higher price of this butter?
    y-so-izi's avatar
    Scalping
  9. Jimster_C's avatar
    Real butter is so much nicer than this, better for you and more or less the same price. I don’t understand why people buy this.
    themachman's avatar
    I love real butter, but it's much too heavy and rich for me. Spreadable is lighter so suits me fine
  10. benji.smith's avatar
    I've found. If you stop buying bread. You don't need butter.
    Dalha_S's avatar
    A bit of butter is helpful for cooking/baking. You'll use way less though without bread, that's for sure (edited)
  11. ruthwhite's avatar
    I still can't afford this. It's a luxurious eatery to me and my family in the past 6 months or so. Heat for price coming down a little.
  12. ccnp's avatar
    you missed Aldi where it is under £6. Just saw it in there. Right next to the £3 tub of spread which has a slight but minimal taste difference.
    al58's avatar
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    Is this the one you mean. Lurpak Slightly Salted Spreadable 600g £5.35 £8.92 per kg, if so it's almost £2 a kilo more expensive. (edited)
  13. morrig's avatar
    Getting tonight some more Asda spread, 83p OK, best price for marge, reviews hit and miss.
    groceries.asda.com/pro…322 (edited)
    c_1st's avatar
    Used to love marg' on toast as a kid - thanks @morrig for the Asda tip - I'll get one for nostalgia just to see if it tastes as good now

    Looking at the marg' ingredients, glad they've now removed the deadly transfats (hydrogenated fats: clog arteries, added to products to pad-out/solidify them + lengthen shelf/fridge life)
  14. Flying_Orange's avatar
    Lurpak is so yummy. Worth doing some Over Time to afford it.
    gvu_3's avatar
    Time off or toast, time off or toast.
  15. Walrus_Man's avatar
    Wow! Had no idea this stuff was so expensive. I pay around £1.50 a tub for whatever I spread on my bread.
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