Buttery goodness!

[murf]

On the recent wheeling trip, while preparing lunch, I used my Butter Butler and was instantly surrounded by hordes of butter aficionados.

Amid the "oohs" and "aahs", the creamery delight was dispensed in beautiful ribbons of buttery goodness.

Now if I could figure out how to involve bacon, I'll be set

Buy one here>>>>! Butter Dispenser

 

[inkpot]

Neat!! Gee, does that qualify as "Expedition Equipment"???

 

[brittan]

As a disciple of Alton Brown I don't buy uni-taskers...

 

[-Spike-]

As a disciple of Alton Brown I don't buy uni-taskers...

x2. Or butter, for that matter. Artery disease sucks.

 

[Tools R Us]

... Artery disease sucks.

Like you would know anything about that?



Glad you are still with us!

 

[jkl72-40]

Neat!! Gee, does that qualify as "Expedition Equipment"???

almost!!! but that gizmo is interesting!! 10' of buuter could pass for a slip-n-slide

 

[AFinn]

dont know if it would work in the dispenser, but, a friend in colo used to cook up some bacon, crumble it, saute some onions, cool all, then warm butter just enough to incorperate it all together. wrap it in wax paper and chill it in the fridge. it was perfect for camping.

 

[lvanst]

Why does this thread sound like it belongs on CineMax?

 

[splitshot]

Murf, our lab and you could be best buddies..Lol..

 

[DSRTRDR]

x2. Or butter, for that matter. Artery disease sucks.

dibs on your white elephant

 

[-Spike-]

I'm going out in that truck. As in, 'Gee, that line really got my heart going. Where's Spike, he was right behind me?' going out.

 

[Saddletramp]

Thanks for sharing Murf. I was smitten with the Butler, a perfect ribbon for any occasion.

 

[BoondockSaint03]

If only bacon made grease that could be incorporated into butter..... hmmmm..... I like AFinn's suggestion too

 

[DSRTRDR]

sold like that in Germany (for Baking, Frying, Cooking as it says on the wrapping), or in tubs

 

[inkpot]

Bacon grease does firm up like butter when chilled down around 35-45 degrees. Every farm kitchen used to keep a bacon grease can in the fridge. Usually had a screen in the top to sort out the chunks. It used to be the standard of the day for cooking oil, before Mazolla and Pam.

 

[Tools R Us]

Claudia, can you please make that pic slightly larger, so we can see exactly what you are referring to?

 

[DSRTRDR]

the 15th pic that comes up in a Google Images search for bacon grease

 

[murf]

That's nasty....

 

[DSRTRDR]

better ?

 

[BoondockSaint03]

I was being a Smart @ guys I grew up on a farm in the midwest I know all about bacony goodness, bacon grease, and lard Mom still makes pretty much everything with a dollup of bacon grease to start MMMMMMMMMM........... MMMMMMMMMMM....... GOOD....... Love you Mom