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.


… 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.