Does it fit european style butter?
1434516
Yes! This is the perfect butter dish for the normal size butter stick! So happy with my purchase!
1434517
it fits the long sticks and the short sticks of butter...not sure what European style butter is...sorry
1434518
Hi. I don't know what 'European style' butter is but I can give this description of the dish. It is considered oversized in that the plate part is wider than most you'd find. The lid bows out slightly on the sides so it is a bit wider. It clears a quarter stick by far but is NOT tall or wide enough to fit a whole pound of butter. It is best suited for only a quarter pound stick and being oversized is really just for being decorative and sturdy. Hope that helps!
1442654
I never heard of "West Coast" butter; I use Fleischmann's margarine sticks and they fit perfectly.
295904
Not sure, I have a Euro Cuisine Yogurt Maker, Sorry. Amazon is good about returns if you want to try and they don't fit. Just a thought.
1818336
If you are referring to the small lip handles it might fit, but I cannot say 100% since I used with non-handled pie plates and it was perfect fit.
2033764
IMO it would be too messy for that. But, sure it will hold butter. Have you tried a butter bell? It's shaped the same way and is designed to hold butter.
1914395
Yes. I usually buy whole 1 pound blocks of butter (cheaper that way) and cut it into sticks. This butter dish holds sticks of butter, even with room to spare.
1876439
I'm sorry I do not know as mine is still sitting in the box, but I did buy it to make cookie butter, just haven't gotten a chance to do it yet.
1560871
It doesn't fit in mine. I had measured the holder and I thought the dish would fit, but because the lid is so tall and the door of the butter holder is angled at the top, the door won't close over the dish. I had only measured the depth of the holder at the bottom; I hadn't realized it needed to be just as deep at the top.
1647488
Iam not sure, because it might go inside the machine. But after I make some popcorn I add my own butter. But it would be cool if we could add butter inside the popper.
154592
It's large enough to hold 2 "east coast" sticks of butter. I live in the east so I don't know what you mean but 2 standard sticks (1/2 lb) fit side by side just fine, but I think it is too short for 2 sticks on top of hach other to fit but almost.
622903
it will hold the width and length, but the interior height is about .5" too short...it would be tight/lift the lid a bit, but could work if you trimmed or softened the butter....
569057
I agree with Toni M.'s answer. It really is a versatile piece that can be used in several ways. My husband and I are really happy to be able to store butter in it and keep it soft and fresh.
2264449
The Butter Bay is made in America. You may want to try that. And it appears to be easier to seat the butter in the lid.
2246082
I don't know for sure but I don't think so. To make butter using Buttercup it is best to use the freshest butter you can get and make sure the temperature of the cream is at the room temperature.
1200585
Buy the smaller butter dish. The X-Large is way too large for a standard stick of butter.
279312
On second thought you should look for a Polish Pottery butter dish, much wider.
1799132
No, but there is enough space to add a new stick of butter (end to end) next to one that is more than half-gone. The width is fit to a single stick of butter.