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Default Salted vs. Unsalted Butter

Omelet wrote:
> In article >,
> Giusi > wrote:


>>> is one better than the other if you intend to freeze it? i don't use
>>> much, and they seldom sell less than a pound at a time.
>>>
>>> your pal,
>>> blake
>>>

>> I freeze butter all the time, sweet butter. Salted butter is fairly rare
>> here. I find I often have to add a pinch of salt to recipes to get the
>> taste right.

>
> 1 lb. of butter lasts me at least 4 to 6 weeks.
>
> I freeze it to save money when it's on sale.
> Freezing either type seems to have no effect on it.


I mostly freeze it so that if I am suddenly inspired to bake something
it will be there. If I grate it, it thaws instantly. Supermarkets and
shops are only open from 8:20 until 8 PM Mon-Sat. Which is a lot here,
considering they used also to be closed from 1 PM until 4 PM everyday.
But for some reason I seem to get the push to bake when it is
inconvenient to go. Plus the price of gas being over $7 a gallon makes
it inefficient to shop for one thing 9 km away.

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