6 Best Vegan Butters 2022 | UK Nutritionist Reviewed

You may get a sense of déjà vu when looking at this review - yes, it's another product by Naturli'! So why have we included another of their butters on our list? It's simple - this one has the same great taste but is aimed more at use in the kitchen as it has a much firmer consistency.

Unlike other baking blocks that we've already mentioned, this one is totally free from palm oil which gives it bonus points! Just, as we mentioned in the last review, avoid this brand if you're allergic to nuts.

Most other vegan butters at a low price point contain palm oil, but this tub from Naturli' uses coconut oil and shea butter instead to create a creamy texture. Free from additives and certified organic, it's one of the yummiest spreads on the market in our opinion. 

If you're looking for something tasty to spread on your sandwiches or crumpets, you can't go too far wrong with this option. Those with a nut allergy should steer clear though as it contains almonds!

If there's a butter brand that's known all over the UK, it's Flora! Most people will be familiar with Flora's taste, and fortunately their vegan offering tastes just as good as the dairy version. Available in both salted and unsalted varieties, it's a useful item to have in your fridge due to its versatility.

This is definitely one of the better tasting vegan butters around and it's a great all-rounder that can be used for baking, cooking, and spreading. The only downside is the inclusion of palm oil - although it is RSPO certified at least!

This delicious product is made from 100% organic coconut oil, so it's full of healthy fats. As Coconut Merchant purchases the coconuts directly from the farmers and reinvests money back into those farming communities, it's also an ethical choice.

There's obviously a strong coconut taste to this butter, which is great for cooking a Thai curry or adding flavour to sweet bakes. It doesn't work very well as a spread though because of the high melting temperature.

While this offering from Vitalite is very similar to the previous entry on our list, it's lower in fat than the Pure spread. It also contains 75% less saturated fat than traditional butter, so it's a good option for those trying to eat healthier.

Palm oil is still present in this product though and again, it hasn't got the strongest flavour, but that means it works well in sarnies. For the low price, we can't complain too much - especially as it provides around 100 servings per tub!

The first product on our list is a great cheap option if you're looking for something to replace the butter in your sandwiches. Sitting somewhere between margarine and butter in terms of taste, it's fairly mild in flavour.

As with several of the lower-ranked products on our list, palm oil plays a big part in the makeup of this spread - which isn't ideal. It's RSPO certified at least, but some readers may want to go for a more sustainable substitute.