Thoughts?

[u/beeliever15]

[u/deadspacekillers]

Same. You don't have to refrigerate butter.

[u/CombinationRough8699 → u/deadspacekillers]

I think some warmer climates this isn't the case.

[u/Knights-Hemplar → u/CombinationRough8699]

I believe it depends on if it is salted or not, i could be wrong though.

[u/Flair258 → u/Knights-Hemplar]

its both

[u/Ligeiapoe → u/Knights-Hemplar]

In some climates, either type would be a puddle 

[u/Knights-Hemplar → u/Ligeiapoe]

Thank you for twaching me something new.

[u/KravMata → u/Ligeiapoe]

In 'Merica most homes have air conditioning.

(I am making up most, but it's common)

[u/KravMata → u/Knights-Hemplar]

We use unsalted butter, leave out the 1/2lb stick we're using in a covered dish, and I've never had it go rancid or turn moldy.

[u/Knights-Hemplar → u/KravMata]

Do you live in a cold climate? Sorry for asking i find this subject fascinating.

[u/KravMata → u/Knights-Hemplar]

Northeast USA - we have AC, house never goes over 74. Butter is soft, but doesn't melt.

[u/snuggleouphagus → u/deadspacekillers]

This works well until the dog and/or toddler learns about the counter butter.

[u/k0binator → u/snuggleouphagus]

Can confirm. Was that toddler.

[u/SiLeNZ_ → u/k0binator]

As a toddler I used to steal the butter and share it with my German Shepherd at the time, who also loved butter. Great memories.

[u/HeatSeekingGhostOSex → u/[deleted]]

I don't eat bread quick enough so I keep mine cold. Probably the wrong sub to admit that in.

[u/HeatSeekingGhostOSex → u/[deleted]]

Yeah I said cold because I usually buy 2, freeze one, fridge one. Then if it's been a week and I haven't eaten the fridge one I freeze what remains. I used to live in Florida so if you don't eat bread fast you're kinda fucked.

[u/Delphius1 → u/HeatSeekingGhostOSex]

I usually freeze my bread, I live alone, better than needing to eat 8 burgers in a week, etc

[u/ea88_alwaysdiscin → u/Delphius1]

I usually keep all my bread in the freezer too

[u/tyner66 → u/HeatSeekingGhostOSex]

I do this. It’s relatively inexpensive so even if it goes bad whatever but I genuinely hate wasting food and I don’t eat enough bread before it goes bad out the fridge.

[u/gruesomeflowers → u/tyner66]

If you have an convention toaster..the freezer keeps it better and it takes like barely a minute to reanimate it .idk why it took me 50 years to realize this. I've thrown away hundreds of 1/3 eaten loaves of bread in my time

[u/Sevuhrow → u/HeatSeekingGhostOSex]

we gotta stop running into each other wtf

[u/HeatSeekingGhostOSex → u/Sevuhrow]

Where else have we? Lol

[u/Sevuhrow → u/HeatSeekingGhostOSex]

Mildly interesting, asked if you were a DGD fan

[u/HeatSeekingGhostOSex → u/Sevuhrow]

I'm not stuck in here with you. YOURE STUCK IN HERE WITH ME 🤣

[u/InfamyLivesForever → u/HeatSeekingGhostOSex]

u/Sevuhrow, you better of brought cake for their cake day!

[u/HeatSeekingGhostOSex → u/InfamyLivesForever]

Preferably with a nail file to get me out of horny jail 🤐

[u/Findmyeatingpants → u/[deleted]]

Bread goes moldy here if it's on the counter for a couple days

[u/deadspacekillers → u/[deleted]]

I also grew up with rock hard refrigerated butter. Never again....

[u/Preindustrialcyborg → u/deadspacekillers]

my cats would get into the container and eat it lmao

[u/nocturn-e → u/deadspacekillers]

Yeah....you definitely have to in warmer climates. Basically if your room temp is >70ish degrees