I didn't mean to buy the large blocks of butter, but I'm not disappointed after using it a couple weeks now. Especially during the holiday season with so many baking projects. Fresh, good flavor profile, and a great price for butter.

The butter is great. But I have to drive to Greenville SC store to get it. The Spartanburg store where I use to get it doesn't carry it anymore. Why?? This is very inconvenient.

Good quality, accidentally picked up block instead of sticks of butter, but it turned out it is actually easier when doing the holiday baking. Unsalted is the usual suggested butter for baking.

Good for cooking and for new vintage butter dish

Good price for the quantity

I pay the difference to not have to unwrap each stick of butter. I usually use this for buttercream frosting or big batches of cookie dough. Decent butter at a good price

This is not regular butter sticks....this is a solid pound of butter, not sticks of butter individually wrapped. Unless you need bakery quantities this is not for you. I made a huge mistake in purchasing this and will never purchase it again.

Very good flavor

Does anyone know why unsalted butter tends to cost more than salted butter? This butter is a solid pound, if you buy it in quarters, it’s even more expensive. You have to add the salt, so it’s not making sense to me. This butter is not bad for the price and you can cut it into quarters yourself.

Bought for the first time as an attempt to reduce our waste since what I normally buy is wrapped in 16 different individual wrappers. It was surprisingly easy to separate into the normal 4 pieces that I buy. It also stores very easily in a small Tupperware and was easier to use that way too.