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Re: Remember the Butter Boat?

On 10/25/2014 travelin grandma said:

I have 2 of them, but discovered Land 'o Lakes butter with canola oil in a container. It spreads on bread and I love it. Now I only use the bar butter for baking.

I could have posted the exact same thing. {#emotions_dlg.laugh}

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Re: Remember the Butter Boat?

I still have and use my original butter boats. Don't know how we survived without them!

This idea has been submitted to Tara many times. There are a number of vessels on various websites that are made just like the original, just not pretty patterns to match our sets. Don't know why it has taken her so long to get on the bandwagon with this item, but I hope she does one too.

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Re: Remember the Butter Boat?

On 10/25/2014 Leftie said: QVC sold a butter dish called Butter Boat.Need to get this idea on to Tara at Temp-Tations because it makes you love butter more when it sits on the counter and is soft.The dish sits in cold water with a lid on top.Anyone one remember?

I have read threads about "butter boats" on the Q before and I have never had one but most seem to really like using them. If Tara does come out with one, it is something I would buy! Maybe she has this is her future plans?

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Re: Remember the Butter Boat?

butter boat

Here ya go: you put water (or ice if you're in a very hot climate) in the bottom chamber & the stick butter goes in the middle chamber to keep it fresh. Loved mine, found this on Amazon and may have to order. QVC used to sell them in different patterns, I think it would be perfect for TT.

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Re: Remember the Butter Boat?

On 10/26/2014 gkelly5744 said:
On 10/25/2014 Leftie said: QVC sold a butter dish called Butter Boat.Need to get this idea on to Tara at Temp-Tations because it makes you love butter more when it sits on the counter and is soft.The dish sits in cold water with a lid on top.Anyone one remember?

I have read threads about "butter boats" on the Q before and I have never had one but most seem to really like using them. If Tara does come out with one, it is something I would buy! Maybe she has this is her future plans?

They really do make a difference, I've gifted them and I dropped and broke mine. I'm holding out for a TT one.

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Re: Remember the Butter Boat?

I use a regular butter dish and my butter does not spoil at room temperature.
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Re: Remember the Butter Boat?

On 10/26/2014 debc said:
On 10/26/2014 gkelly5744 said:
On 10/25/2014 Leftie said: QVC sold a butter dish called Butter Boat.Need to get this idea on to Tara at Temp-Tations because it makes you love butter more when it sits on the counter and is soft.The dish sits in cold water with a lid on top.Anyone one remember?

I have read threads about "butter boats" on the Q before and I have never had one but most seem to really like using them. If Tara does come out with one, it is something I would buy! Maybe she has this is her future plans?

They really do make a difference, I've gifted them and I dropped and broke mine. I'm holding out for a TT one.

{#emotions_dlg.thumbup}

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Re: Remember the Butter Boat?

i would love to see this also, but only in solid colors! if it has to have a pattern, then i prefer just a simple raised pattern like a vine.

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Re: Remember the Butter Boat?

I had an Aunt that I would spend weeks with during the Summer and she always kept her butter in a pyrex dish with lid in her cupboard. Being young and her being the only one I had ever seen do this I thought it odd. Now that I'm older I understand, the butter boat is a great idea and I have seen them in B&M stores.
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Re: Remember the Butter Boat?

My mother-in-law always kept a covered stick of butter in a kitchen drawer! That worked just fine.