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Why does Country Crock taste so good?

Why does Country Crock taste so good?

Want to add buttery flavor to your favorite dishes? Country Crock® Churn Style provides a creamy, fresh-from-the-farm taste. Just simple ingredients – like oils, purified water and a pinch of salt – slow-churned to perfection. For a rich, buttery goodness in your most-loved recipes or on the dinner table.

How does Country Crock taste?

Taste: Very much like microwave popcorn with a little bit of tartness. The taste of this product was better than most all of the other spreads (but still way far from butter). Unfortunately, the Crock contains artificial preservatives that no one really wanted to ingest.

Is Country Crock a butter or margarine?

(As an aside – even in its traditional packaging, Country Crock isn’t actually margarine. The product is a “spread,” a term for vegetable-oil products that didn’t meet the standards of margarine, which didn’t meet the standard for butter.

Did Country Crock change their recipe?

As of July 2015, Shedd’s Country Crock changed the recipe to remove preservatives and artificial flavors.

Is Country Crock better for you than butter?

Country Crock® has less saturated fat per serving than dairy butter, but still has a delicious buttery taste. Country Crock® products also tend to be softer out of the fridge for easy spreading. Country Crock® sticks and tubs contain between 1g and 5g of saturated fat per tbsp, depending on the product.

Does Country Crock taste like real butter?

They’re calling it plant butter. “I have to say, it tastes just like regular dairy butter, and it’s great for cooking and baking,” says the company’s pitchman, Antoni Porowski.

How long does Country Crock last?

The shelf life is 9 months from the time it is manufactured. Each pack will state the use by date.

Is Country Crock high in cholesterol?

Does Country Crock® contain cholesterol? No, all our spreads and sticks are completely cholesterol-free.

Which is healthier Country Crock or butter?

What’s more, Country Crock has bushed that plant-based butter offers “better for you fats” and “does not contain animal fats and thus has zero trans-fat, unlike dairy butter, which is higher in saturated fats and has trans fats.”