We love using a butter bell (or butter crock) for butter storage: The butter stays soft and spreadable at room temperature, and the small amount of water added forms an airtight seal. Lisa shows you how to properly use them. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3ZxTEgD | America's Test Kitchen

It’s called a butter bell and the purpose is to keep your butter soft at room temperature without spoiling. One of the many things I learned as a housekeeper and I think I should start a series! #kitchenrestock #kitchengadgets #organization #asmr | TidycademyPro

Comment "butter" and I'll send you a link to my Butter Bell. Have you ever tried one of these? Modeled after the original French beurrier, this container keeps butter fresh and spreadable for weeks without the need of a fridge. Pour 1/3 cup water into the base, pack the lid firmly with butter, pop the lid back in the base and you're ready to go! The airtight seal keeps the butter fresh, and you can replace the water every few days for the best results. I love ours, and I've had it for over a yea

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🧈 What's your favorite way to store butter? One of ours is a Butter Bell Crock! | Organic Valley

🔔Step 2 and 3 of our butter bell adventure - we’ve added our softened butter to the “bell” and will replace the lid back to the keeper. A few reminders: 1. Start by adding a bit of water to the bottom of the keeper. It should touch the top of your butter when you put the lid on. 2. Add enough room temperature butter to the top so that it is full, but not overflowing. 3. Don’t forget to change the water in your dish every 2 to 3 days. That way your golden goodness can stay fresh-as-can-be at roo