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Hard butter doesn't stand a chance: it becomes soft again in a flash

2021-01-19T16:19:32.433Z


Hard butter is really annoying. But that need not be. With a trick, it quickly becomes tender again.


Hard butter is really annoying.

But that need not be.

With a trick, it quickly becomes tender again.

  • Butter

    shouldn't be missing in any household.

  • Straight out of the

    refrigerator

    ,

    butter is

    often too hard to be useful in the kitchen.

  • Consumers * can use simple

    tricks

    to

    soften

    the

    butter

    .

Offenbach - Everyone knows it: You take the

butter

out of the

fridge

in the morning

, it is rock hard and therefore often completely useless.

If you try to spread hard

butter

on a slice of bread, it will be completely messed up.

The anticipation of a delicious breakfast disappears and the anger prevails.

But the spread shouldn't be missing.

Butter

is also indispensable

in baking

.

It is all the more annoying if you forget to take it out of the fridge early enough for it to

soften

.

Make butter spreadable quickly: With these tricks it's easy

Butter

needs to be refrigerated so it doesn't go bad.

If it is not stored in the

refrigerator

, it will quickly go rancid.

But if you want to use it, it is usually not

soft

enough.

To

soften butter

, you can

follow

this

tip

:

  • You will need:

    butter

    , a bowl, hot water, a pot holder

  • Make sure that the diameter of the bowl is large enough for the

    butter to

    fit underneath.

  • Put the bowl in the sink.

  • Boil water.

  • Rinse the bowl with hot water so that it heats up.

  • Grab the hot bowl with the pot holder and dry it off a little.

  • Put the hot bowl over the

    butter

    .

  • The

    butter

    is heated by something and after a few minutes

    soft

    enough.

Soft butter: Consumers can try the rolling pin trick

A similar procedure is used to bring water to a boil in a saucepan.

Place the bowl with the piece of

butter

on it and turn off the stove.

However, the

butter

should

n't stay too long

over the water bath

, otherwise it will melt.

An alternative is

to cut

the

butter

into cubes.

The small pieces heat up faster and become increasingly

soft

if you put them in a reasonably warm place.

The method with the rolling pin is a bit more brutal.

Put the

butter

in a plastic bag, put it on the table and forcefully roll the rolling pin over it.

The

butter

will not only flat, but also softened.

Nutritional values ​​of butter

Per 100g (source: Fddb)

Calorific value

3102 kJ

Calories

741 kcal

protein

0.7 g

Carbohydrates of which sugar)

0.6 g (0.6 g)

fat

83 g

cholesterol

221 mg

Water content

15 percent

Hard after the fridge: How to soften butter with simple tricks

Otherwise, the good old microwave is left to

soften

the

butter

.

Here, too, you should be careful

not to heat

the

butter

for too long.

Otherwise it could melt.

If you bake something, the consistency of the cookies or cake could change.

A few seconds should be enough until the

butter is

soft

enough.

+

Fresh bread with butter is lovely.

© picture alliance / Jens Büttner

Another tip for

butter

: store it in the refrigerator door.

The temperatures are a little milder there than in the rest of the refrigerator.

In the slightly warmer door, the

butter

stays tender.

However, certain foods should be stored in the coldest part of the refrigerator.

Since

butter is

also very sensitive to smells, it should always be well packaged - preferably in a jar made of glass, porcelain or plastic.

(Lukas Rogalla) *

op-online.de is part of the nationwide Ippen digital editorial network.

List of rubric lists: © picture alliance / Jens Büttner

Source: merkur

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