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We use salted butter at the table where we can taste the butter. It goes on toast, pancakes, waffles, rolls, baked potatoes. Usually a higher fat, European salted butter.
I use unsalted butter in the kitchen ~ baking, sauteing, adding to Kraft macaroni & cheese.
I actually buy unsalted Irish or European butter and whip it myself with a touch of "salt water" (salt dissolved in a tsp of hot water) to make my own whipped salted butter for toast/cooking etc. I leave the bulk of butter unsalted for baking.
I prefer to control the salt and do it myself. I average just under a 1/2 tsp of sea salt per block of butter. I believe it's about 2 sticks of butter in the block I buy.
Unsalted always in my baking for anything else I use salted butter. I don't even use margarine when baking anymore to much water in it has changed baking recipes & caused not to rise.
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