Arla Salted Butter
Arla salted butter is a Danish dairy brand. Its packs differ by country.
Updated . Edited by: Ilyass Ben Hakim.
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UK, European and Middle East supermarkets stock it chilled. US shoppers mostly find it at import grocers.
Professional insight
Bakers check the salt level and if it is pure butter. Arla sells both.
- Pure butter lists only cream, salt and sometimes culture.
- Spreadables add rapeseed oil and behave differently in baking.
- Salt runs about 1.2 to 1.7 percent by market.
- Cultured versions taste slightly tangy.
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Arla salted butter at a glance
- Maker
- Arla Foods, a Danish and Swedish dairy co-op
- Fat
- About 82 g per 100 g
- Common pack
- 200 g or 250 g block
Types
| Arla product | What it is |
|---|---|
| Arla salted butter | Block of salted butter |
| Arla LactoFree spreadable | Butter and rapeseed oil blend, lactose free |
| Arla Kærgården salted | Butter and rapeseed oil spread |
| Arla Pro salted butter | Foodservice pack for kitchens |
Storage
- Keep it chilled at 5°C or below.
- Wrap opened blocks so they do not take on fridge smells.
- Freeze spare blocks in their wrapper and a bag.
- Leave a slice out only for a short time to soften.
Common questions
- Is Arla the same company as Lurpak?
- Yes. Arla Foods makes Lurpak too.
- Can I bake with salted butter?
- Yes. Cut back on added salt in the recipe.
- Is Arla butter sold in the US?
- Some import and international grocers carry it.