I use plenty of butter when I cook and bake, especially since margarine is just a molecule away from being plastic. Sam's butter works for me because it's more cost efficient to buy in bulk, and my meals still come out yummy

Quality butter that is typically pretty balanced for baking. Some butters have a very high water content that makes certain recipes/frostings a nightmare. Generally equal to or less than the cost of 4 lbs at Aldi.

Very delicious and use to be priced less but now it’s tripled in price. Would buy this knowing it was a great value for butter without having to sacrifice taste and quality.

Good value compared to grocery store. I often find I’m buying more than i need at Sam’s. I’m not sure I’m saving enough to compensate for the club membership fee.

Was disappointed Sam's didn't have the regular (4) 1LB solid blocks. That's one of my go-to buys at Sam's. Didn't realize it until I got home, now I'm just stuck with it. UGH.

This is the EXACT butter they sell at Walmart, only it's 90 cents cheaper per pound. I know its the same because the wrapper they use for the individual sticks is identical, down to the listed ingredients.

This butter is always sweet, creamy and fresh. I am ALWAYS stocked up on this in my fridge. I do a lot of breakfasts that call for butter (pancakes, toast, waffles, etc) and it never disappoints.

This is a staple for my kitchen and I typically keep a 4 pack in the freezer and one in the frig! I bake and cook a lot and use a lot of butter. The Members Mark in my opinion is actually better than some of the name brands and is for the most part typically a few cents cheaper, so is a great deal if you use a lot of butter. Highly recommend! I am a frequent purchaser!

Simply fresh, tasty, low milk solids/water butter that goes well on toast and is up to the task of serious baking. In particular I have found that it makes great pie crusts; I get better results with the MM butter than with the other warehouse club's butter.

This butter is one of the best I've tried. I'm a baker and I love using this bitter for all my baking needs. The price is great for 4 things of butter. If you compare with other butter's for just 1 at most store's it like 6.99 a thing and at Sam's for 4 it's about 15.00. I always compare like this if you take 15.00 and divide it by 4 you get 3.75 for each one savings of 3.24.