In a recent comparison between supermarket own-brand butter and Lurpak butter, surprising findings emerged. The test included butter from Aldi, Lidl, and Morrisons, pitted against the original Lurpak, all tasted on toast. Lurpak, renowned for its versatility since 1901, priced at £2.15 for 200g at Morrisons, received high acclaim for its creamy, salty, and moreish flavour, rating 5 out of 5 stars.
The Morrisons Savers Butter priced at £1.69 for 250g lacked the rich flavour of Lurpak, earning a 2 out of 5 stars rating. Aldi’s Cowbelle British Butter and Lidl’s West Country Butter, both priced at £1.79 for 250g, faced off against each other. While Aldi’s offering struggled with flavour and spreadability, Lidl’s West Country Butter surprised with its creamy texture and great taste, earning a full 5 out of 5 stars rating.
Ultimately, Lidl emerged as the victor due to its competitive price and delicious flavour, offering a more affordable option while maintaining quality. Costing 36p less per 100g than Lurpak, Lidl’s butter proved to be a worthy alternative. This comparison showcases a viable option for consumers looking to save money on grocery shopping without compromising on taste.