Has anyone ever used spreadable butter for baking cakes? As I am on a low salt diet, I was wondering about using it instead of soft marg. You can get unsalted soft butter, and I don't think you can get unsalted marg.
Spreadable butterSpreadable butterHas anyone ever used spreadable butter for baking cakes? As I am on a low salt diet, I was wondering about using it instead of soft marg. You can get unsalted soft butter, and I don't think you can get unsalted marg.
Helen xx
3 children, 3 grandchildren, 3 chooks, 3 fish, a shrimp that thinks its a prawn and a dappy dog. http://www.acountrygrandma.blogspot.com Re: Spreadable butterI've used Lurpak unsalted spreadable in cakes, don't recall having any problems with it but I went back to Tesco's unsalted block butter as it was a lot cheaper
Lyn
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Re: Spreadable butterI use Lidl's Danpak spreadable in cooking. No problems at all.
You can make some cakes/sponges using oil rather than solid fats. Search for fatless sponge recipes :) Re: Spreadable butterNo problem as long as you don't try low fat spreadable.
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