Butter Bell

A little while back I dramatically declared that YumSugar was desperately in need of our help. Ok that may be a little exaggeration but she recently spent a good amount of money on a special, creamy goat butter (which she expertly turned into delicious goatbread cookies). Before the butter goes bad she wanted to find a butter bell. A butter bell is a butter container that maintains the perfect temperature of the butter while protecting it from outside air. She did a quick search but could only find hideously ugly little butter bells with butter written in loopy letters. So she asked me to ask you to scour the web for a sleek modern butter bell that matches her unromantic kitchen and granite counter tops. I was surprised to see 2 whole pages filled with awesome butter bells. Here are the ones that I think Yum will like the best:

BellaCalla found this handsome porcelain and steel butter bell. It holds one stick of butter without refrigeration for up to one month.

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YumSugar needs our help readers! Here's the deal, she recently splurged on some super expensive goat's milk butter and she wants to keep this special, smooth, excessively creamy butter at room temperature for maximum enjoyment. This butter is too nice to throw on a plate and place in the cabinet, so we need to find Yum a butter bell. A butter bell is a butter container that maintains the perfect temperature of the butter while protecting it from outside air. She began looking for one but all she could find were hideously country little butter bells with butter written in loopy letters. YumSugar is not much of a romantic and her kitchen is sleek and chic rather than country and kitsch, so keep that in mind when you search for a butter container. She has beautiful granite counter tops and a modern butter bell will work wonderfully. Save what you find in the Yum Market on TeamSugar with the keyword tag, Butter Bell. Both YumSugar and I are excited to see what you discover so good luck!

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