Does anyone use Aldi's butter for baking. I need about 15 lbs of butter today and it is about 2.19 per lb so I want to find something lower. Does aldi bake up as good as other brands. I dont want to sacrifice my product. HELP!

No One? I need to start baking soon

I use aldi's butter all the time and i can't tell the difference in it at all.

Patti

Butters vary by grade: A, AA, AAA. Some stores carry all 3 and they may be store brands (Aldi's, Kroger's, Giant Eagle, Acme, etc.) or name brands (Land O'Lakes, etc.). The store brand butters are often made at the same place, same time, along with the name brand. It's just the grading and then final labelling that makes them "appear" different.

Check the grade on the Aldi's butter and if it's the same as what you normally buy, it will be the same butter.

I buy most of my butter at Costco. It's their brand (Kirkland, I believe??) and it's AAA.

Rae

I've used Aldi and Costco and haven't noticed any difference. Everything I've ever gotten at Aldi has been good. I even use their 99 cent cake mix all the time and get loads of compliments on it!

I've been buying Aldi's butter for years and its great! I recently switched to buying mine from Sam's though. They have 4 lbs. of butter (solids not sticks) for $7.88. You can get salted or unsalted. Watch Aldi's prices...as there are times they'll want to get rid of their butter and price it at $.79 a lb! I rack up on it, buying 20 to 30 lbs. at a time and stick it in my freezer.