One-click butter cutter

by Nicole Weston, Posted Oct 13th 2006 @ 7:03AM

The butter slicer we saw a couple of days ago might be helpful when you're baking and are trying to cut off just the right amount for your recipe, but its not the most practical tool to have around when you just want to butter your toast. The One Click Butter Cutter is somewhat unnecessary if you own a knife, but is a useful gadget in its own way, not to mention that it's fun to use. With the push of a button, it dispenses one standard "pat" of butter - slightly less than 2/3 tsp, so you get 5 pats per tablespoon of butter. You can store a stick of butter in the butter cutter in the refrigerator, so it is always ready to go.

The gadget could come in handy at breakfast or when you're cooking and need to grease the pan, just for sheer convenience. In addition, it is a great way to consistently use portion control with butter, since you know exactly how much you're going to get from each slice without having to measure it out yourself.

[via book of joe]

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Tags: breakfast, butter, butter cutter, convenience, convenient, cut, cutting, dairy, fat, gadget, Gadgets, kitchen tool, one click butter cutter, OneClickButterCutter, saturated fat, slice, tool, unnecessary

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10-13-2006 @11:44AM Mark Holland said... Our local TV news program did a segment on the butter cutter where they tested it at a restaurant and it was a complete dud. The pats that came out were too big, it was awkward to use, and once the whole stick of butter fell out. No one that used it liked it.
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