Believed the Sunglo thickness because they filter the whey more compare to the other brand. if they add cream then it wont be 100% yogurt anymore.

Best is ghee.

The biggest lie is buttercup

Agree 💯👍

You didn't try farm house and meiji fresh milk before?

Actually not lie, Buttercup didn't use Butter keyword on the block. They use "Spread"

that day jaya grocer offer westgold rm13.90 for unsalted and rm14.90 for salted.

agree.

farm fresh didn't even have the weight mark (50g | 100g | 150g | 200g) on the packaging where i find convenient for cooking and baking.

for toasted bread, the 200g block slice not tall enough for spreading the whole slice bread. if cut thicker then the melting speed not nice compared to 250g block.

taste wise, i prefer heavier taste SCS than farm fresh.

golden churn more creamy but i still prefer SCS more.

next time will try westgold and other french butter.

anchor butter also taste too light for me.

Yes ghee bestest sama Planta marjerin gooding enough for B40 and most kedai roti. Why they bother whatever butter as long as get money from poor sods that can't tell apart things made with butter marjerin or any spread.




Inb4 lawaklah ramli burger stalls use buttercup or Le Beurre Bordier. Burger stalls use these lah:


Palm oil saturated marjerin in plastik packs.

You know ghee is much more expensive than butter right?
Ghee is butter without any water.

any "butter" with vegetable oil blend sucks...

That's margerin. The price alone should tell you which is which.

One more question, do you buy the 0% or 10% fat version?

Kinda like sunglo red cover. Firstly it’s cheaper than the rest and second it makes my Protien mix yoghurt has a ice cream like texture

Nise

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I tried, indeed its butter, tastes good, better than anchor imo

And for its price point, RM10+ for 200g (Lotus) I would say its a good value

20% less butter (50g), so if you factor that back into the price its roughly RM13

I buy 0%, as i am trying to keep my body fit. If you are already fit and fats not an issue, then can get the 10% one.

0% / fat free yogurt not that healthy bro
That add alot of additives to mimic the richness for fat full ones

When i compare the ingredients, i didnt see it. So what type of additives you mean?

Some brands adds starch & sugars
Can't recall which ones

Actually I've also read an article about this many years ago. It says to avoid dairy products with the low-fat or zero-fat label because manufacturers have to add other stuff to mimic the taste & richness of milk fat. So when I buy milk, I always go for full cream.

But that was many many years ago, I don't know if there's any new studies that counters it.