Kærgården Let spreadable

Kærgården is a iconic Danish brand of spreadable butter blend, originally launched in Denmark in 1990. It was created to solve the problem of butter being too hard to spread directly from the refrigerator by blending dairy butter with rapeseed oil. This specific variant is 'Let' (Light), containing a lower fat content than the original.

The product is manufactured in Denmark, specifically at Holstebro Dairy. The brand is owned by Arla Foods, a massive dairy cooperative that is essentially a household name in Scandinavia. Arla Foods is owned by thousands of dairy farmers across Europe, with its headquarters located in Viby, Denmark. It remains one of the most significant pillars of the Danish agricultural and food export economy.