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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2024
- I'll probably get Kerrygold the next time I want to treat myself...just not often lol. #shorts
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Bars of gold there
Literally 😅
@@GoldenGully butter butter
More like dairy gold
Kerry gold
They don't cost as much in Ireland
"This is my first time trying butter"
Golden Gully 2022
butter kulfi when?
Jesus Christ Kulfi
@@WFly101 not funny and it is actually really disrespectful
Edit: For all the lads offended by my comment, I don't even know how you guys got hurt by a simple statement. I added my opinion on his reply and i guess you guys' sarcasm inside you died by suffocating in non humorous walls because that wasnt even funny, It is fucking disrespectful and i dont literally care about your opinion. BTW this is coming from a guy who basically takes everything chill and I am, indeed, quite funny irl. Its not my fault that the guy commented something thats likely to be funny to an 8 year old and that was basically not funny. Peace out ✌️
Butter kuifi
@@Adityabairoliyaa its kinda funny
Imagine being so deprived of decent dairy that Kerrygold is seen as a premium brand
The midwest is truly blessed. (I'm assuming you're from the midwest near dairy country)
@@William.Kelly7 who says he is even american?
@@simonwendt8759 it’s just an assumption based off the rich nature of dairy in that area. Some call it the dairy belt/Milky Way in an eye rolling fashion
Fresh butter is the best butter. Kerrygold gets shipped in frozen 25kg blocks to be reformed and packaged close to where its sold. So you always have that frozen butter taste, maybe except when you eat it in Ireland.
Imagine being so deprived of brains that even with a cut edit, your "quick maths" dividing 80 by 4 was slow
Let's be honest, this channel is not one to expect much from.
In Memphis it was 4 dollars a stick for kerrygold butter you got scammed my guy! 🤣😂
If only the white man would stop raising the prices of everything
@@SkankHunt42isback bro what are you being rude for I'm 15 chill this isn't a hate comment!
@@Yaboijw who's being rude. I'm just saying the white man always keeping us brothers down
@@SkankHunt42isback I make 5 times more than you
@@Yaboijw he's larping as Randy Marsh from south park larping as an internet troll, don't mind them theyre layers deep into this rn. They've been consumed by the character itself
$20 a stick! They sell kerrygold at my local Walmart for about $4.18 for a 2 pack! Sorry about the upcharge.
Same here
Shipping cost
I heard $80 and I was like wtf
Same here but it still taste better then other just normal lame buta
facts i was like wtf
"This thing cost me 80 bucks"
Literally costs 2 euros per bar in Ireland
i have a feeling this might also include shipping
so it literally regular butter in ireland 😂😂😂
Damn, he must’ve gotten scammed unless it’s shipping fees
I hope you never learn about international shipping trade, it’ll shatter your world view
Shipping costs wayyy too much
I saw on Google it costs 1.99$ for a Prime drink but in Uk when I went to a American sweet shop it costs £20
80?! I get this where I live for $5 and my parents still think that’s too expensive😭😭
Here’s a little bit of backstory on why it’s called “best butter” it’s not because it’s the best butter ever made, but simply it’s preserved for special occasions, in England we describe anything meant for a special occasion as “best” like a “best suit”, it’s weird but you just sort of understand it.
The one lady who gave you that tub of "real butter":
French butter = popcorn butter 😅
@@GoldenGully make butter kulfi
@@GoldenGully Try Red Feather canned butter. Never had it, but it sounds interesting.
@@GoldenGully bro my dad is French and we live in Ireland, and he says that Irish butter (the type in this video) is better than any butter they have in France. But ngl...... dairy gold is the better brand
@@laubra5227 Your dad has never tasted "beurre de baratte" then. It's even better if it's unpasturised.
Homie needs a Costco membership if he paid $80 for that butter
i dont think youtuber is part of the job allowances into costco unless he has another job that would be on that list lmao
@@ryheehee it's a joke... but tbf you are right
@@showregular111 i was joking too i got your joke
I was about to say the same thing. I get that exact butter at costco and its only 15$ for a pack of 4
Right
As an Irish person, I was losing it because of the price. This gives me nostalgia since I've moved from Ireland, and the taste of Kerrygold is just bliss.
This is crazy because my whole life my mom has been using kerrygold and i never even realized😂
Dude this same butter is like $8 for 4 sticks in my local Costco💀
Yep I wonder the same. We once bought 4 stick for $6 when it was on sale. Probably this guy but it in another country and so shipping fee made it cost that much
same
Lol he doesn’t have that in his country
@@pykaylee286 we also need to factor in pakistani currency and taxes
@@AmazingOneTV Isn’t He in Canada again?
“This thing cost me 80 bucks”
Meanwhile me in Ireland getting it for 2 euro or in Northern Ireland for £1.80
Has the price risen over there in the last 6 months?
In England it was £2 in July/August now it’s £2.40.
Facts it’s cheap as chips and I don’t even use Kerry gold🤣
Shipping adds a lot to the cost
@@callmeosho7792 you can find it in literally any grocery store 💀no store has food over 80 fucking USD
Northern Ireland isn’t real. Wannabe brits
I only watch your videos because of your voice…..its kinda soothing..😊
First time I tried Kerry butter I loved it! There was a hint of sweetness to it as well I found. It's lovely!
You: Kerrygold butter cost me 80$
Me: yeah no thanks!
Me again: proceeds to buy Kerrygold butter for 4$
lol same
Huh? How?
@@OsinakiKun the kerrygold butter thats wrapped costs more, the one in the container costs less, but its the exact same thing
@@UnknownCypher. available in amazon?
he meant pure irish butter not cheap butter
I bought this stuff at the grocery store recently and it really was the best butter I’ve ever bought. Great on toast and great for cooking steaks
Bro, it is mediocre at best, you can find better stuff anywhere
Love to hear this! As an Irish person myself I don't brag about Irish things much but I'm convinced this is arguably the best salted butter in the world. It's honestly exceptional and our dairy here is top notch. I could only really compare it to Lurpak from 🇩🇰
@@cameron3525 have you tried it
@@tofecaduc6660 he didn’t
@@tofecaduc6660 i did and its sad that you ppl from america cant buy butter in walmarts beside this overpriced regular butter, like its just fucking milk any butter that contains 82% FAT is almost the same here in Poland we have a lot better ones made out of milk from our country, the one from video is more expensive and tastes the same or kinda worse for me
Didn't realise Kerry Gold was world renowned, now I know if I go anywhere else in the world, the butter is gonna suck 😂
*Gully talking about the butter*
Me:
THATS
WHAT
SHE
SAID
To us in Ireland this is just normal butter (well it’s the “nice” butter but still normal) 😂
It’s so weird to see people in other countries talking about it as a speciality and something they paid a lot of money for.
Also it’s insane to me that some people are paying $5 for a block of butter.
What’s your nice butter called and what makes it nicer than your regular butter? How much more does it cost?
@@OoohUSuk Kerrygold is the butter in the video and the nice butter I was talking about.
Average butter is sold in plastic tubs, the “nicer” butters tend to be in foils.
The average butter (in Dublin City where I live and am from) Dairygold, it’s pretty good. (You can also buy Dairygold in foil)
I’d say what makes Kerrygold nicer is the fat content and it’s purity compared to the other butters. It’s known as ‘creamery butter’.
((You can get a spreadable, plastic tub version, I presume this has more oil in it but not that much more than a block I’d say))
454g of Dairygold costs about €3.59 in Tesco. (I’m using Tesco prices for my comparison, prices lower and higher based on the shops you buy them in)
454g of Kerrygold is €4.29, but get a 227g, and it’s €2.49, I’d say the smaller size is more used.
You can get Connacht Gold (delicious butter imo) in 3 different types, the ‘spreadable’ tastes best to me, they put oil in it to make it smoother. It’s usually €3.70 for 454g
The foil, block butters are hard and therefore are usually left unrefrigerated because if they are put in the fridge they take far too long to readjust to room temperature and are stiff and unspreadable.
I never thought I had so many opinions about butter.
@@UIAL570 Thank you. Never thought I’d want to know someone else’s opinion on butters. I appreciate it.
It's very expensive in Canada because of the sheer difficulty of importing the product into the country. We have laws that only allow a very, very small quota of imported dairy products. We have a very strict dairy protectionist laws which makes imported butter scarce, and extremely expensive due to the tarrifs added.
@@moho472 I understand why it’s expensive. It’s better to support at home dairy-farming anyways. Better for the local economy and environment.
Dude got ripped off on the price. The UK & Ireland are dying with laughter 🤭 💀
There is a difference between Kerrygold "butter "and Kerrygold PURE Butter
@@UberOwl No there isn’t 💀
@@FortNite-tq4gxhe thinks it's like butters like cocain...
It’s because of importing it, Canadian laws make it so the price of imported dairy goods like butter is very high
Yeah I'm from northern ireland and I can get this for £1.20
Oh yeah, are you Canadian? I remember reading that in Canada, it's hard to get kerrygold because you can only have milk products from Canadian cows. I could be totally wrong how I am describing it, but basically, it is difficult to import certain dairy products.
Kerrygold is really good, though, and one of the reasons is that it is more milk fats than water.
By the way , I’ve lived on 3 farms , next to industrial farms , and I’ve never heard of a Butter Cow that wasn’t free range and grass fed .. I think it’s a requirement to get butter that isn’t sour? But it’s something I noticed , also butter cows tend to be brown and white .. dunno why.. just what I’ve noticed around the farms
Here's how you can make Kerrygold Kulfi. Kulfi is basically like ice cream and is a very popular frozen dessert in Pakistan. You know Saturdays are my cheat days! ;)
I mean..... *butter* pecan is a thing, so, it's possible
😂😂😂
YOU MADMAN
Lol
I guess gully can make butter pecan kulfi for his next cheat day 😂
The second zoom tho 💀
"PURE IRISH BUTT"
Was searching for this.
@@capperbuns 🤨
Me: buying that butter for $3
Him: buying it for $80
The cut at the end and I like butter
i’ve had kerrygold all my life and it’s always just a bit pricier than regular but tastes way better
The joy of having wealth
@@stevenstucco its not like you buy butter every day. I'd rather spend a little more money on quality butter and for example not take the chocolate bar than to have a chocolate bar and some mid butter
@@stevenstucco 10 to 50 extra cents to spend on butter is not that drastic of a difference, dumbo
@Sasha spend it on a chocolate bar?
I'm not sure if you've watched the video? He was paying eighty dollars for his butter. If you can get it for cheaper or have the money to pay that kind of price that's great, some people cannot. 😔 😟 🙁
@a_random_dragon sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me.❤️
Me as a Brit shouting out “wtaf”
I started complaint when they put the price up to £2:40 a packet 😆
Innit that’s like what we use and I Prefer lurpack so I can’t imagine how bad there butter actually is
Where can I co-sign your complaint?
was thinking wtaf Kerry gold is mid imho
In Germany same complaint but 3,50€, it doesn’t seem much, but prices went crazy here 😮
as a Brit, i was thinking the exact same thing
As an Irish man I approve
Try Lewis and Creamery Butter from New Zealand .Hands down the best butter i have tasted 👌🏽
These videos are mad entertaining for some reason
Gully is fun to watch. He's pretty chill
He’s VERY cute and chill
@@Chicago0720ikr v cute 😭
Gotchuuu
@@GoldenGully you single? 👀
"So this immediately melted in my mouth and it's really creamy"-golden gully 2022
I get this for like $10 at my local Whole Foods 😂
Poor choice of words
Stop being dirty minded like bro no one wants to hear that. Just keep it to yourself
Worth every cent
It’s so good I sometimes be eating it pure unspread (no bread, no pastries, just butter)
As an Irish person, we are happy to see you enjoy products from our country:)
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Mee toooo
Same here.
Yupaa
Ireland has the best butter
GG: "Let's reminds ourselves what regular butter tastes like."
Me: *licks the screen* "mmm yes a hint of salt"
It tastes like salt?
I use that to make cannabutter! It's got the best MCT in it, so the THC sticks to it really well.
The very subtle Zelda shop music in the background gets me. 😂
In the US, it is 3.99-4.99 per bar
in Germany it's like 2$ and it does really taste good not gonna lie but there's better butter out there😅
Lol no way more
no I swear it's really 2€ for like one big stick
No it’s 3,50€ actually 😅 prices in Germany went crazy.
Yup 3.50€ is the actual price, but for real its really the best butter
That’s what we like to call German and Alpine dairy privilege. It’s just impossible to find dairy that’s as good and cheap as the stuff you find in the cheapest, lowest quality German or Alpine grocer. It’s immediately noticeable how even the pretty good stuff just about anywhere else just isn’t as good as the just ok stuff in Germany.
Try Lurpak Its one of the best butters I’ve tried and it tasted so good
in germany you can buy it literally everywhere and its pretty affordable too
you know if someone is taste testing butter like it’s a cooking show then it’s some amazing butter
When i put butter on my toast i dont even realise the butter has a taste😂😂😂
Needs more butter!!
Yeah I put sugar on it too
You've never eaten dry vs buttered toast? W h a t
Bro no way my man has no taste receptors💀
@@Ifun3 fire
And it's the best butter, I spend the extra personally for my spreading butter. I buy regular butter for my baking and cooking goods.
Here a Kerry gold butter is around 4 eur per bar, and there is a soft one that is easily spreadable for 3.50 (cyprus)
“Here’s how to make best butter kulfi, you know it’s my cheat day”
“This is really creamy”🤭
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It's not a stick of butter it's two sticks of butter aka 1/2 pound.
One stick is 1/4 of a pound so 4oz of butter while a whole block is 16oz 1lb.
The packaging he showed was for 8oz so you see what I am saying.
I have never tried the Irish butter but I have had butter from Vermont aka Cabot butter and that was the best store bought butter I have ever had.
"My first time trying butter" him using butter in nearly every single recipe
gully: the flavor is melting on my tongue
😂 idk why I did this
Man I nearly died when he said $80. I've tried this butter at a friends house and used it as if it were cheap. Glad to see the comments saying it's not too much. Was about to feel very guilty hah
Idk why he said it’s that much. It’s cheap in America lol
Maybe bc he’s Canadian? Maybe he had to get it shipped? Idk but that’s insane if it really cost him that much
It's more expensive than normal butter, maybe twice as much, but nowhere near $80 for that much.
It’s maybe bc it’s Canada. I buy these bars at a store near me for 4$ on sale and 7$ normal for the butter block. 80$ is crazy
It's honestly the best butter in the world! Makes me so proud to be Irish weirdly 😂 only costs about €3 here the equivalent of about $3.30 I would guess over there but supposedly $80 for for pats of it. Mental. Well worth the hype tho!
I use this butter for every recipe I make
You need to try cultured butter, complete game changer.!
This butter is the best, I use that brand. Sometimes lol, expensive.
Where do you life cause in germany its 2 euros
America sadly
Wow taxing on the price, it’s not that expensive here in Florida. Nevertheless it’s nice to buy expensive things for yourself from time to time. ❤
Not only in Florida, same in New York, it's like 6$ over here.
Fr they taxed the sht Outta my boi we can’t let this stand, it’s 3-4$ per bar in nj
It's because you're not supposed to import dairy products into Canada. We have a very strict, dairy protectionist laws. Certain companies can import dairy products, but you need a special licence, and they can only import a small quota. That isn't to say that it's impossible to get imported butter, but the extremely high price is due to the sheer difficulty of getting the product into the country. (Cheese are exempt/have special rules that make it easier, but still pricey.)
Just looked it up, I can get 8oz of kerrygold from target for $5 in MN
My lil treat to myself 😅
We have this and we have "Echte Boter" in Holland, literally "real butter", which is the best imho. There are several other brands, but Echte Boter tops them all tastewise, pricewise it has become very expensive. 3.89 euro for 1 bar.
Bruh I know it's a butter video, but that toast sounded crunchier than the average toast👀
80 bucks for butter is wild gully what happened to shame
Sharam nahi aati
He was clearly scammed. I recently bought 4 250g Packs of this butter and 1 Packet costs about 1-2€ in Germany. Even with all the extra fees he was still scammed.
@@GoldenGully main isaka sammaan karata hoon bhaee
Living in Denmark there’s Lurpak butter everywhere, even gas stations have it. It’s almost always on offer, so you can get it for $1.5 or less.
As a romanian. Can confirm as well. Probably the best butter you will get besides homemade
@@envix133 Lurpak is average. Sorry Denmark, but I guess as a Dane you might actually agree with me 😂 I'll give them points for being able to convince British people that it's more premium than our own Cornish or other regional butters though!
Lurpak isn't even butter.... stop embarrassing yourself
@@PotatoPirate123 Yea I should mention that Lurpak is considered a basic butter brand like Kerrygold, we do of course have other brands that are way better at only a fraction higher cost.
@@pauldunny2951 Lurpak is definitely butter. You clearly don't know what butter is then.
I have a craving for butter now .... watching all this you tube cooking shows now I cook my steak in oil sear pull out the butter garlic and start.. basting before I was afraid of butter imagined it clogging my arteries... now I just don't think about it I like to think it evaporated in the heat funny thing is I tried doing that with I can't believe it's not butter and margin and you can't it evaporated quick in the pan .. real butter doesn't evaporated
I love the salty flavor in pure irish butter. But i never got it that expensive lol!
I'm completely shooketh by how much butter your eating on your toast... I would use 1 of the butter scoops for my whole toast 😶
thats the butter I use every day I thought that was normal-
Yeah me too, and I buy it as a student, I think he might have got ripped off hahaha
lmao gopuff sells it for $5
I think where he lives it's hard to get it's probably including the shipping fees
Same. Now I feel kind of spoiled 😭😭
Kerry gold is indeed a really good butter I have tried but nothing tastes better than Indian AMUL butter in my opinion
agree, amul just hits different on that weekday morning with dosa, bread or idli
Worth the hype
I always use this butter. It’s not as expensive where I get it but it’s delicious.
And*
@@Seifelma3rifa ?
80 bucks? I eat that daily in England, it’s like £2 for a whole tub!
in America it’s like $2 for a block of butter
@@TC-mw5tg nah I’m English not American
@@JamesterIsDivergent what?
This „best butter“ is just a regular butter here in Germany, you can buy it everywhere - Rewe, EDEKA etc. costs around 2€ for a brick
You can also try butter from Azores Islands, Portugal
I’ve been using it for years, I hope it doesn’t get hyped up to where I can’t find it anymore 😞😞 best butter no cap!!!
For me the stick is $5, idk where he’s buying that from.
I live in Ireland rn. Kerrygold is the Butter of Butters
Growing up kerrygold is my favorite butter because of how salty it is when you eat it by it self it’s like salty ice cream.
I get raw butter from an Amish farm. When the cows are on spring pastures, it is absolutely amazing. Raw butter is way better than Kerrygold
Oufff lucky
That butter is the ish. I keep it in the fridge at all times.
You can’t go back after
In my house in Ireland we have a butter dish for leaving a small bit in so it stays soft
Blueband is still my favourite to this day👍 no one can change that
Kerry Gold is worth getting. I have to hide it from my kids like I do good chocolate. But it has to come at a cost. Just like their is a huge difference in taste between commercial breed and feed in comparison to free range organic. I think the taste is all in the breed of cows they use, their diet, and how they are treated.
This is the only kind of butter I’ve ever had 0-0 so I don’t understand what normal butter tastes like lmao
Bro is elon musk's son 💀
@@amin123re it’s cheap at costco
@@firstname993 oh damn finna move to Ireland
@@amin123recosts around 2€ in germany
Costco sells it cheap in America
When I can get a hold on a few prime rib steaks this is the butter I buy with it.
Bro in the first seconds you had me thinking it was your first time trying butter 💀
Take that butter and and garlic and herbs banger
We always have a slab of this on the counter to use for everything. So good on sourdough toast!
I have been using this butter forbears and it is amazing.
I saw your French butter video and I was like, naaaah try Kerrygold and an hour later, this pops up on my shorts. Niiice. It's soooo good.
My grandma gets that and it's so good
Where on Earth did you find Kerrygold in the GTA?!
"This thing cost me 80 bucks"
Nevermind.
The $80 are from shipping, the butter is relatively cheap
@@User-79916_ue True, or maybe it actually costed that much, but I don’t think so because in America it costs like $5 for 2 sticks and he lives in Canada so it’s probably similar
@@User-79916_ue We live in the same area so shipping would be the same for me
@@union_4014 not really sure, but apparently canada has dairy protection laws against imports, so theres a low supply, thus the upcharge
That’s absolute casual Butter to me lol
This is our daily butter
You gotta try Rewa butter from Fiji. Truly the best
Facts dude. Best butter ever...
Bruh, They sell this at the supermarket for regular price where I live. I thought it was a normal brand
nah, pure Irish the whole way. It's literally *kerry* gold
When Kerrygold is your regular butter 😅
Ok firstly your page is amazing. I’m half Pakistani half white from London and enjoy all the same foods you do on your page. I grew up with Kerrygold & various other Irish/British butters. If you paid that much for 1 stick, you got ripped. I now live in USA and have found Kerrygold being sold for $4.99 a block in both sprouts, Whole Foods, even smiths & Walmart. Maybe don’t order online.
1am on New Year's day and I'm going to have me some toast.
Nice😭🤷♂️😎😎
And ist so normal in our country wow we use it very often
As an Irish I agree
Here is the only guy that can make me crave butter severely
Ur telling me ive been eating some of the best butter this whole time and i didn't even know it?😂🇮🇪 thought it was just regular butter lol