Anchor Butter Deals & Offers

Thank you

Perfect - thank you!

But the butter in Anchor spreadable is British, as is the rapeseed oil. I'm guessing the Aldi Norpak and Lidl Danpak use scandi butters. I prefer to support British farmers as much as possible, so always the Anchor or Country Life for me. There's also the fact that the retailer is British and more ethical, which are also important. I appreciate that others will have other considerations.

Yeah, like "stackable codes".

PYO 20% discounts always come off the UNIT price, either the SEL (Shelf Edge Label ie ticketed price) or if there's a yellow 'reduced' barcode sticker on the item, then off that yellow sticker reduced price. Hence £3.25 unit price = £3.25 * 20% * 2 = £1.30 PYO discounts. Multibuy discounts are completely independent of PYO so given normally ie 2 x £3.25 = £6.50 reduced to £5 by £1.50 saving. Hence £6.50 of items less £1.30 £1.50 = net £3.70 cost (net £1.85/item or a 43% saving over SEL) Tip: if you ever notice a vertical red bar down the SEL that should indicate that the line is included in PYO. You are entitled each calendar month to 10 changes of your PYO items. If you have the myWaitrose PYO App on your phone you can update your PYO picks in store (subject to how many changes you still have left) and as long as you have Confirmed the Unpick/Picks by the time you hit the tills you'll get the PYO 20% off! http://www.waitrose.com/home/mywaitrose/pick-your-own.html

Yes cheapest in Costco! It’s £2.79 for 500gms.

Maybe because it's cheaper almost everywhere else.

Not sure why it’s cold. I think it’s an amazing price

Cheapest in Costco but they come in 500g size only. Works out at about £2.75 for 500g not sure if the exact price maybe someone could confirm.

I should mention if you do make your own butter wash it once the buttermilk separates. Just put it under a cold tap and squeeze it then put it on greaseproof paper and roll it into a sausage. yummy homemade butter with no preservatives, if you add salt it lasts a bit longer.

Keep your eyes peeled for cream reduced in the shops, you can usually get it cheap after Xmas. Simply use an electric whisk on it for about 7minuites then you have butter and the water left behind is buttermilk.

Yes, more people are enjoying the benefits of drinking whole milk & eating butter now. So there's less butterfat spare from skimmed milk to make into butter & cream. Whole milk is only ~4% butterfat. The price increase is purely down to supply+demand. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jul/07/butter-price-all-time-high-dairy-production-curdles

Anchor butter has been made with British milk, from British Arla dairy farmers, since 2012. Arla is a farmer-owned dairy cooperative & so, as a coop, all returns from sales of all the products made from our milk is divided equally between us all & paid out as our milk price. Anchor & a lot of the supermarket own brand butter is made at our Westbury processing. Check out the code for Westbury on the butter packs ... All British dairy cows are grass fed - it's the natural vegetation of Britain. When grass quantity & quality allows (Spring-Autumn) most British dairy cows graze in fields. If they are indoors they are fed silage (preserved grass). (USA cows are mostly corn fed) Thank you to everyone who buys Arla products, your support is greatly appreciated.

http://uk.businessinsider.com/butter-shortage-why-prices-are-rising-and-supply-is-falling-2017-10 About the butter shortage and why prices have gone up

This deal is on again.

Thanks op, on offer £2.00 at Tesco

Cheerz me dearz, worked but only with phone verification.

Thanks OP worked great!

Thanx OP just finish scraping a tub out.

Its to stop people like me printing a Tome of them off :o

Bertolli 2x500g £1 in Heron, so quarter of the price.

Excellent find...just ran out of the ky so will stock up on this

Full of saturated fat . Eat in moderation

What's the mAh capacity of this and does it have QC3? ;)

Thanks! Got 500g for £2 from Tesco yesterday (ends 4/7/17)

Heat added, good price. I bought a 1kg tub for £3.99 in Lidl yesterday for those who may have one nearby. :D

It isn't butter, it's a low fat spread. Anchor themselves brand it as "Anchor Spreadable"- they can't use the word "butter". The confusion is caused by ASDA who are mistakenly (perhaps illegally) describing it as a butter. The OP has then copied and pasted from the ASDA website.

How can this spreadable still be classed as butter.....with 33% rapeseed oil and only 54% milk Butter has milk fats usually at least 80%...;)

See Channel 4 tonight (May 29th) 8 pm, to see how Anchor Spreadable is made!

thanks

You should prob change the deal price to £2.84 since you have to pay that much (for two).

Does anyone still say this in the voice of a cow, I know I do?

why expired sure this is still live?

Heat added. Was going to post this deal myself but you beat me to it. PYO deals are a great way to keep your grocery bills down - just need to remember to check regularly to see what's included. Very frustrating when you miss a deal like I did on this one yesterday.(_;)

Thank you so much :)

You need to get a free My Waitrose card and register it online to take advantage of Pick Your Own offers. The way Pick Your Own works is explained on the Waitrose website. Link. The 20% discount is applied to the full price of the items. These tubs are £2.90 each, so you get a discount of £1.16 when you buy 2 and this is on top of the £1.80 deduction for the 2 for £4.00 offer.

Thank Op for posting this deal but please can you explain what is pick your own and how does the discount apply as it shows at 2for£4 on their website

Great deal thanks

and the lurpack - similar offer

still good deal

Its not Butter !!

thankyou for posting this great deal :D

Isn't butter just butter....don't understand any brands being able to charge premium prices for any mass produced butter, if it's hand churned by the local milk maid then however I'll pay extra.

£1.00 a piece in Saintsbury's.

Why is this so hot? Its an average price for an average butter.

Tubs are NOT butter but oils, buttermilk and a small amount of butter made to fool people into believing they are buying spreadable butter which actually does not exist and making bigger profits

These are not really deals. I shop at Sainsbury's (because its close) and the tubs alternate between £2.00 a tub then up to £4 a tub then 2xtubs for £4 and then back to £2 a tub. I just buy when its the £2 price. Supermarkets just taking us all for idiots with their 'Offers'

Kill yourself by eating saturated fat because it's free or very cheap.

Also at Morrisons

Stock up. Cream prices have gone up 30% in last few weeks. This will have a knock on effect on butter prices. It may be a blip, but butter freezes well, so stock up. I prefer country life though!

Also £1 @ Tesco till 21/6/16 nationwide.

good find op, heat added

My apologies, you are quite correct. I was Morrisons own brand we bough (which is every bit as good as Anchor, btw). Anchor is the same price as Asda/Tesco - £1 for 250g ... https://groceries.morrisons.com/webshop/product/Anchor-Block-Butter/112317011?from=search&tags&param=butter&parentContainer=SEARCHbutter_SHELFVIEW

​That isnt true-i went to morrison and wasn't the case!

Standard price for 250g in Morrisons is 87p - or £1.74 for 500g. Been that price for quite some time. Cold, I'm afraid.

I'd rather pay the extra for Lurpack - tastes much better.

This is the big one! Great find!! Heat

It's not made in NZ anymore :(

I buy Lurpak butter for £2.09 it's much better then anchor

for half the amount

Yeh I noticed that... personally there's no substitute for Anchor Butter for me. Though no doubt that's a great deal...

It's a good price but unfortunately its competing with this (very hot) deal :- https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/meadow-churn-salted-pure-creamery-butter-250g-50p-instore-online-iceland-from-4th-2441711

...usually £1.50

Your cognitive dissonance is unparallelled!

I will use correct grammar when I am speaking to someone with the intellectual ability to understand it - but while I am dealing with one of life's lesser beings I will be considerate enough so as not to make them feel inadequate (I fear I have failed though with you)

I don't need to comment, the evidence above is sufficient. Now off you trot to the pub with the lads! Ha.

grammar, are you really going there?? Yep, i was right - braindead

Cockneys are cute when they speak, however, you have displayed a total lack of grammar in your written piece. Keep the ignorant, ignorant! (Plato) concentrate on yelling at football matches you ignoramus.

The Aldi salted is indeed Country Life (same code on packs) and the unsalted is unsalted Anchor (same code on packs). ;)

Aldi butter for 75p just as good IMO.

Well Newbold reckons Aldi butter is Country Life in disguise at about 75p for 250g. Interesting I am going to try....

Are there any experts on butter here? Is there any real difference between different brands, and prices of butter. I just use the ASDA/Sainsburys own brand at around 87 pence. Looking at the ingredients I cannot work out any difference. Perhaps the dearer brands come from a higher social class of cow?

Used to be my favourite butter but it's tasted awful since it was taken over by Arla. Given that it doesn't come from New Zealand any more i think £1 is about the right price for it without the benefit of an offer.