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Everyone needs 4 Quick Ways How to Soften Butter? Iย thought a post like this was necessary after watching my husband get annoyed every time he decided to bake somethingย at the last minute and then realizing once he had already started making it thatย the recipe called for theย butter to be at room temperature.

If baking is not something you do on a daily or weekly basis, discoverinย that you forgot to take your butter out of the fridge beforehand to soften is one of those frustrating little details that can make the whole experience a little less enjoyable.

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Thatโ€™s especially not fun when the holiday season rolls around, a time that is filled withย lots of baking. From homemade sugar cookies to chocolate orange snaps to your favorite holiday cookie, chances are youโ€™re going to be needing a lot of softened butter on hand.

Well, youโ€™ll never have to wait around again since todayโ€™s Quick Tip video will show you how to soften your butter in four simple ways โ€” and get your kids involved too. Watch and see why it may be the most fun theyโ€™ve ever had in the kitchen. And it doesnโ€™t even involve chocolate.

Itโ€™s buttah, baby!

About the Author

Catherine is a mama of three. A Kentucky girl living in California. Hereโ€™s what I know: all kids can be great eaters and mealtime must be easy. I create simple, healthy recipes the whole family will love.

Comments

  1. Great tips. Another idea is to use a hair-dryer. Works great for melting butter in about a half-minute!

  2. Brilliant! I always get so excited about baking, but when I realize that I need soften butter I stay away from it. By the time the butter is soften I am busy doing other stuff or just forgot about it. Love these tips, Thanks!!!

  3. Great tips! With a newborn in the house, anything to make my life easier is great! I usually want to bake something now and donโ€™t want to wait for butter to soften. Thanks!

  4. This was great. Thank you. These simple ideas never occurred to me.
    I will definitely put this new info to work.

  5. Iโ€™m forever forgetting to take butter out for those recipes that call for it to be softened!! Thank you, thank you, thank you for these tips!! Iโ€™m sure my 5 y/o will love the first one! ๐Ÿ˜›

  6. I love your recipes I always wondered how to make weathermy nieces nephews would love these recipes

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