Will butter freeze and still taste good when thawed?

On sale for $1. Should I freeze a few pounds for the next 6 months or
should I just keep it without freezing for spreading on toast.

On Mar 1, 6:09*pm, James > wrote:
> Will butter freeze and still taste good when thawed?
>
> On sale for $1. *Should I freeze a few pounds for the next 6 months or
> should I just keep it without freezing for spreading on toast.

Butter freezes and thaws perfectly. All the butter I buy goes into
the freezer. I take one or two quarters out as needed and let them
thaw in the refrigerator. -aem

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James > wrote:

> Will butter freeze and still taste good when thawed?
>
> On sale for $1. Should I freeze a few pounds for the next 6 months or
> should I just keep it without freezing for spreading on toast.


Buy it and freeze it. A buck a pound is a steal. I'm happy when I can
get Grade AA butter for $2/lb. I'm tickled.
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"James" > wrote in message
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> Will butter freeze and still taste good when thawed?
>
> On sale for $1. Should I freeze a few pounds for the next 6 months or
> should I just keep it without freezing for spreading on toast.

At that price I'd buy up 6 months use easily. Yes, it freezers very well.
Cheapest I've seen butter in a couple of years is $1.88.

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James > wrote:

> Will butter freeze and still taste good when thawed?
>
> On sale for $1. Should I freeze a few pounds for the next 6 months or
> should I just keep it without freezing for spreading on toast.

I've frozen butter for years. It works just fine!
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Melba's Jammin' > wrote:

> In article
> >,
> James > wrote:
>
> > Will butter freeze and still taste good when thawed?
> >
> > On sale for $1. Should I freeze a few pounds for the next 6 months or
> > should I just keep it without freezing for spreading on toast.
>
>
> Buy it and freeze it. A buck a pound is a steal. I'm happy when I can
> get Grade AA butter for $2/lb. I'm tickled.

Indeed!
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James wrote:
>
> Will butter freeze and still taste good when thawed?
>
> On sale for $1. Should I freeze a few pounds for the next 6 months or
> should I just keep it without freezing for spreading on toast.


Freezes and thaws perfectly. Wrapped airtight (we put the original packs
into ziptop bags and seal them) and stored in coldest part of freezer.
Thaw in the fridge in the wrapping.

James wrote:
> Will butter freeze and still taste good when thawed?
>
> On sale for $1. Should I freeze a few pounds for the next 6 months or
> should I just keep it without freezing for spreading on toast.

I freeze butter all the time. AAMOF, I grate frozen butter for biscuits
and pie crusts. I use the big holes on the box grater.

On Sun, 01 Mar 2009 22:57:43 -0600, Janet Wilder
> wrote:

>I freeze butter all the time. AAMOF, I grate frozen butter for biscuits
>and pie crusts. I use the big holes on the box grater.

SMART! I'm learning a lot in this thread!

Carol

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James > wrote:

> Will butter freeze and still taste good when thawed?
>
> On sale for $1. Should I freeze a few pounds for the next 6 months or
> should I just keep it without freezing for spreading on toast.

Yup. Butter freezes fine. Just wrap it well in plastic wrap before you
freeze it if its sold in that wax paper wrap.

On Sun, 1 Mar 2009 18:09:21 -0800 (PST), James wrote:

> Will butter freeze and still taste good when thawed?
>
> On sale for $1. Should I freeze a few pounds for the next 6 months or
> should I just keep it without freezing for spreading on toast.

i mostly cook for one and don't use much butter. i'm still working on the
pound i froze last may, and i see no change in it so far.

your pal,
blake

In article >,
blake murphy > wrote:

> On Sun, 1 Mar 2009 18:09:21 -0800 (PST), James wrote:
>
> > Will butter freeze and still taste good when thawed?
> >
> > On sale for $1. Should I freeze a few pounds for the next 6 months or
> > should I just keep it without freezing for spreading on toast.
>
> i mostly cook for one and don't use much butter. i'm still working on the
> pound i froze last may, and i see no change in it so far.
>
> your pal,
> blake

I've been using a LOT less butter since I've discovered coconut oil, and
it supposed to be healthier.

It sure is tasty.

I don't eat bread, so have little use for butter any more.
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"James" > wrote in message
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> Will butter freeze and still taste good when thawed?
>
> On sale for $1. Should I freeze a few pounds for the next 6 months or
> should I just keep it without freezing for spreading on toast.

Yes!

Do it all the time

Thaw in the fridge.

Dimitri