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    The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    How long do you string out keeping it on top of the surface, before it becomes more of an annoyance than a help? Halfway through, near the end etc - or does yours go in the bin from the off?

    (Assuming you cookery forum types ever lower yourselves to such things, or won't touch anything except little work-of-art blocks of delicately salted butter from hand-fed regional cows ).

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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    Off straight away. It's a total pain the rear!
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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    Quote Originally Posted by Bluecube View Post
    Off straight away. It's a total pain the rear!
    This - SWMBO insists on keeping it on till theres literally nothing left in the box though.

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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    Straight away for me, I used to try and keep it on but in the end I just thought, why for the love of god, why!
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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    It can be useful for greasing a baking tin.

    And for those with OCD you might like to keep it, depending on whether you prefer to use the spread in vertical slices or horizontal layers!

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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    peel it off, smear the bits stuck on it onto bread then chuck in the bin.

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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    After I lick it, it goes right in the bin
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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    Quote Originally Posted by deejayburnout View Post
    After I lick it, it goes right in the bin
    This ^ The only proper way to do it! Only if it's proper butter though, can't be doing with anything else

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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    Well, I don't use spread very much these days. I just prefer butter. But on those occasions when I do use spread, I too am in the straight off and into the bin camp.

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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    Was thinking about this just this morning (and every time I open a new pack). I always take it off and throw it away immediately. I find it really annoying when it's left in. Almost as bad as finding toast crumbs in there.

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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    Talk about random !!!!!

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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    I leave it on. Not sure why, as there is a cover on top anyway.
    I guess it's more to do with the way people approach things in life.

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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    Straight away! Same with humus or anything else that comes with a plastic lid.

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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    I leave it on there for a few uses, then get fed-up of it and throw it.

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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    Quote Originally Posted by shaithis View Post
    I leave it on there for a few uses, then get fed-up of it and throw it.

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    Re: The papery bit on top of tubs of butter-y spread

    Quote Originally Posted by Dooms View Post
    Straight away! Same with humus or anything else that comes with a plastic lid.
    This ^ and I hate any of those stupid plastic/foil/paper lids that don't come off in one.

    Peanut butter jars are the absolute worst, you think you've got it off in one go and then rrrrip....a tiny piece of unpickoffable foil remains stuck on the rim, laughing at you every time you open the jar
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