Lurpak Garlic Butter, 125g

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Lurpak Spreadable Slightly Salted contains 5.2g of saturated fats and since it contains less of the actual butter, it also contains less cholesterol. Is Lurpak Butter Good or Bad for You?

However, dietary cholesterol and your cholesterol levels are different things. While previously believed that cholesterol was eaten, research now shows there is little that links the two. Minimum life based on 'use-by' date of product. Average life based on last week's deliveries. Life guarantee shown based on delivery tomorrow with the Life guarantee starting the following day. Lastly, Lurpak is reasonably low in salt when compared to other butters. However, if you are watching your salt intake, they do offer the unsalted version.Those trying to lower their blood pressure, who have kidney diseases, or who are dealing with heart disease, may want to opt for the unsalted version instead. In other countries, you also get Lurpak with Crushed Garlic, Lurpak Margarine, Lurpak Olive Oil spread, and Lurpak Cheese Spread.

Both the Lurpak Slightly Salted Spreadable version and the Lurpak Lighter Slightly Salted Spreadable version contain: The fat level in Lurpak Butter is high, as it will be with all butters. However, it is better for you than processed fats since the ingredients are simple. Lactic cultures are bacteria added to dairy products to help with the fermentation process. They also help to create a richer flavour. Compared to other butters, Lurpak Lighter Spreadable can be used for weight loss although it must be used in moderation. What are the Calories of Lurpak Butters?

The difference between these two is that the Lighter version has only 40% butter, while the Slightly Salted Spreadable Lurpak has 64% butter. Unsalted Lurpak contains butter and Lactic Culture. In its spreadable form, unsalted Lurpak contains both rapeseed oil and water to soften the mix.