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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Savvy Shopper,
By Gr8WhiteNortherner "GWN" (Canada) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Emile Henry Butter Pot, Cerise (Kitchen)
The Emile Henry butter keeper is particularly well-designed. Its "Bell" stores almost 8 oz of butter and is inverted, unlike most others, so the butter is far less likely to slide out - unless room temperatures are excessive.
These butter keepers certainly do a good job of keeping butter at room temperature and therefore nicely spreadable. I cannot confirm how long they prevent spoilage, but it would be far longer than the butter remains uneaten in this household. I do remember that my "fridgeless" great-grandmother used one back in the 1950's and never wasted her butter because of spoilage. I prefer to leave the butter on the kitchen counter to come to room temperature. (It is far too easy to overheat it in the microwave, resulting in inferior texture.) Two sticks will completely fill the keeper leaving enough extra for about one piece of toast. This is a replacement I ordered (same item, direct from Amazon.com) and has the perfect glaze quality I expect from this manufacturer, unlike the previous white one, which I (over-generously) gave 3 stars.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love my butter crock!,
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This review is from: Emile Henry Butter Pot, Cerise (Kitchen)
Never in a million years did I think I'd own a butter crock. I didn't even know what they were. I saw them at Sur La Table and couldn't get them out of my head (weird). I ended up purchasing the Emile Henry butter pot from Amazon. Love the color (I purchased the cherry red). I also liked the fact that this one was made in France (not a snob, just want to make sure my butter doesn't end up having a funky chemical in it that I eat). I also liked the fact that the lid on this has enough of a lip to make it easy to pick up, yet it has a flatter top (compared to Le Creuset's version) which I think has better balance on the counter.
One of the reviews stated that they didn't like the fact that when they turn the lid (with bowl underneath), they didn't like the water dripping out. I actually LOVE this feature. This is exactly how I can tell if I need to add water to it. I've had absolutely no issues with the butter being too soft or not staying in the lid/bowl. The butter has been PERFECT! How could anyone enjoy pancakes ever again without this? Toast? If I go on vacation, I might have to pack my butter crock. Lastly, I did benefit from the 4 for 3 promotion at Amazon. Good deal all around. EVERYONE SHOULD BE LUCKY ENOUGH TO HAVE A BUTTER CROCK! :-)
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not for warm weather,
By Enthous (St. Paul, MN USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Emile Henry Butter Pot, Cerise (Kitchen)
This pot lives up to the quality I expect from Emile Henry. It's beautiful and well made. The design is better than others I've seen, with the opening smaller than the lid, making a "vee" when the lid is upside down in the water. I would have given it 5 stars except that the butter slides out when the room temp is warm, above about 75 degrees. I'm not sure about the exact temperature that I started finding butter floating in the water, but we had a cool summer and my house is air conditioned, so it wasn't too hot. When I think about it, I can't imagine a better design than this one, so I'm thinking this kind of device just isn't for warm temperatures. Other than that, it's great.
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