Capella Golden Butter is the same as Sweet Butter

submitted over 9 years ago by HukIt

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10 points

by Deadlydelover 9 years ago

Or it was labeled incorrectly and they fixed the error?

4 points

by thadius856over 9 years ago

Seems most likely to me.

FNG labeled it. Supervisor noticed and went "Uh, those labels that were on my desk... what did you just slap them on?"

6 points

by HukItover 9 years ago

I called Capella and asked them why and they said it was only a name change. Feel free to call yourself. 760-650-0200

3 points

by HukItover 9 years ago

It tastes the same, smells the same... I dont see any changes.

Edit

One thing that I find different after I spent more time with it.

First the smell is a bit less sweet. I can smell the sweetness when I smell "butter" and I do not smell as much sweetness with Golden Butter. (My previous gallon of "Butter" is a lot older than this gallon and could be why...)

The taste is still spot on, and It works just as well in the receipe that I have been using "Butter" in.

4 points

by centaurbuffetover 9 years ago

Golden butter sounds more glamorous so obviously it tastes better.

1 points

by AsherMaximumover 9 years ago

Does it smell like it uses butyric acid?

1 points

by HukItover 9 years ago

edit

a very light scent of something that could be butyric acid. Not as heavy as others that contain butyric acid. Could just be fresher than my other "butter".

2 points

by PreDVapesover 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

maybe they just changed the name, as sweet butter is no longer carried on their site?

2 points

by Randeumover 9 years agoOne of "The Damned"

The original 'butter' flavor is discontinued which is a shame. I am not sure I can sub golden butter in for my flavors that call for butter... Is sweet butter discontinued as well?

2 points

by HukItover 9 years ago

Sweet butter was the original and has been discontinued and replaced with golden butter, which to me is the same.

1 points

by Randeumover 9 years agoOne of "The Damned"

So why did they discontinue "butter"... Lame.

1 points

by HukItover 9 years ago

just a name change, looking at their flavors, there are "sweet" and "golden" I expect to see more with name changes to "Seeet ..... " and "Golden ......"

1 points

by daathover 9 years agoMixologist

They re-formulated it to make a flavor without diketones...

2 points

by Coolloserover 9 years ago

Can't believe nobody tagged /u/lcedlightning

4 points

by lcedlightningover 9 years ago

#BUTTER!

Nobody knows me here :(

1 points

by Coolloserover 9 years ago

They better learn dammit!

2 points

by rockofthedover 9 years agoOne of "The Damned"

So no one is going to ask? Fine... You ordered a gallon of it without knowing beforehand what it was? Or you called before found out and the double label was just a coincidence?

1 points

by HukItover 9 years ago

ofcourse i new what it was before hand. I was under the impression that it was different than what i was used to getting.

1 points

by Errckover 9 years ago

Flavor companies probably have to deal with trademarks and such the name change. Happened to TFA with a gum flavor.