[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Country Crock has been a staple in my house all my life and even as an adult I keep a tub in my fridge. It has a great taste, easy to spread on toast or use in a classic home cooked dish. When I open the container I'm taken right back to grandma house by the smell reminds me of good home cooking.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Although I'm not sure about the use of palm oil instead of butter, I can say that this item was not bad. Low in saturated and total fat it stores well and is easy to use, pretty much replaces butter with very same consistency. Can be substituted easily, as the have similar melting points but not something I would use regularly because it's palm oil.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is easy to spread and has a great flavor. It smells really good to especially when melted. The consistency is perfect and what I would expect. This has a good lifespan although that isn't a major concern as we use this quickly in our house.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was given the Country Crock original vegetable oil spread in exchange for my honest opinion. I must say that Country Crock never disappoints, from baking to frying Country Crock has got you covered! Country Crock spread is spreadable so melting is a breeze. There is no artificial preservatives or flavors just the creamy goodness of purified water, soybean oil, palm kernel and palm oil, along with salt, vinegar, and beta carotene for color. There's 50 calories per tbsp compared to most margarines at 100 calories.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I grew up eating Country Crock, but when I moved out I guess I got out of the habit of buying it. This was the perfect opportunity to see if the spread still tasted like I remembered— like childhood. Well, dear family, it does! It spreads so easily, even when you take it directly from the fridge. I like the ease of using it. I hate having to wait for a chunk of whatever I spread to melt enough that it doesn't taste like only that thing. In case you were wondering, it doesn't taste fake. It tastes like normal everyday… butter. I spread the Country Crock on my homemade baguettes (as seen in the video), and it took them to a whole new level!

Here's what u should know 🔴 Country Crock ( This one is worse butter. Why it's not good: Contains soybean oil, palm kernel oil, palm oil All are highly processed Almost NO real butter Country Crock is basically processed vegetable oils whipped to look like butter. Health downside: These oils can cause: Inflammation Higher bad cholesterol (LDL) I always has stomach issues and finally know why.. For butter: Real butter: Kerrygold, Tillamook, or any real dairy butter (Ingredients should be cream, salt) --- 👍 Summary: Peanut butter = not great but not horrible Country Crock = the worst one, very processed

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been using country crock since I was a kid. I love the creaminess and the ease it is to spread it on my toast.. now that I'm older it's a great way to help with my high cholesterol.. I will continue to use this product because it's been a constant in my life

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a staple in my fridge before even seeing on influenster. It is always a good go to grab at the store especially when on sale. The butter spreads easily. Some butters are still hard when trying to spread, not this one. There are also many sizes and flavors now which is nice. Decent size and decent price. Good on so many things, bread, noodles, use to cook with on pans and cook into dishes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is our favorite spreadable butter. It tastes amazing and is so easy to use. We like it on bread or rolls, and it's great with mashed potatoes and a quick melt with vegetables. We've been using it for years.

I like Country crock just fine. However, it costs more. I don’t use much of it. I sub out cooking spray, olive or vegetable oil , butter or Spray on Can’t Believe it’s Not Butter. If it was eaten alone or the main taste like cottage cheese or yogurt, I may be willing to pay full price. But since it’s a go with like on toast %26 jelly or in cheese grits or cinnamon oatmeal- the flavor is buried. I won’t pay more for it. I am bottom $ loyal to my family’s budget.