I mean those little foil wrapped squares of butter, maybe 10 grams each, like you get with your dinner roll at a restaurant. Because reasons, I have 100+ of those things in the freezer. I use a square or two now and then but I’m not big into butter most of the time.
What’s something I can do with this butter? That probably means cook or bake something, as I expect the local Goodwill won’t take it. I doubt that a food bank would take it either, though maybe that’s worth a try (any idea)? I have a pressure cooker (instant pot) and an oven/range but not much cooking gear.
Thanks for any suggestions. Funny ones are fine.


Pound cake! As the name implies, uses like a lb of butter (and floor and sugar and eggs).
Good luck unwrapping all them though. That sounds the most annoying!
Just microwave them and pick the wrappers out with tongs.
No muss no fuss.
… The metallic coated wrappers?
Or use a pan? I don’t know if it matters how you warm up the butter
Aluminium, probably, so it should be fine
Probably.
CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, etc. also have a thin layer of aluminum. Ever see (and smell) one being microwaved? It’s spectacular.