I use only butter, olive oil or coconut oil to cook. This is the best value I have found on butter. I do notice, however, that the price continues to increase.

We only use real butter in our home, no tubs of margarine etc...and so we go through this quickly. Much cheaper at Sam's than buying it in the grocery store and it tastes really good.

We buy the butter at Sam's due to quality and price. Although the price does seem to fluctuate a lot. As low as 8 something and then over 10 dollars. Still a good deal

This is by far the best butter, at a great price. Lately they have had trouble keeping it in stock, not sure what is going on. Not a single Club near Tulsa has any.

Since I switch to this butter (out of necessity) it falls short in the baking dept. My bake goods spread more. And some other recipes it leaves a slight greasy film.

60 years old, only bought Land O' Lakes, all my life. Tried many different brands trying to save a bit. Took a chance on this, and haven't looked back. Saving $4 a pound now.

The new cube is same weight but shorter. Does NOT fit my standard butter dish (lid sits on cube now) and measurement marks are very close, harder to cut accurately. Why the change from time honored size?

We switched from high priced butter at supermarket to Daily Chef brand at Sam's Club. I have recommended it to 2 other family members and 1 friend who all like it and have switched also.

We get butter by the pound from two closer supermarkets for only $.50 more each. Not worth the gas to go out of our way and definitely not for $3 /gal milk.

Used this as an employee at a theatre and now I use it at home. It's great, perfect value and keeps well. Whether baking with it or using it on toast, etc. it is fantastic.