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I want to introduce you to a new Country Crock Spread; Simply Delicious.
Real taste from real Ingredients.
New Simply Delicious™ spread, is made with real and simple ingredients. Your taste buds will be delighted by the blend of canola oil, creamy yogurt, a pinch of salt and no artificial preservatives – all with the rich and flavorful taste of Country Crock spread you know and love.
Tasting is Believing!
This spread is the perfect topper for baked goods or veggies! We know you put a lot of love into the dishes you create by using quality ingredients that are both great-tasting and simple for your family, and this new product is another household favorite!
Slow down if you’re expecting butter, because that’s not what you’re getting with Simply Delicious. I think because of the yogurt it’s a little tangier than most spreads, but it’s really great on toasted bagels in the morning, on warm apple muffins and it’s superb on baked potatoes. It still spreads on nice and smooth, and actually I think it’s less “slippery” than even the original Country Crock (you know what I mean, when you go into the container with a knife and it slips off the knife before you reach your toast 
).
I wanted to try out something a little different with it though, and see how its flavors would mesh with something a bit sweeter, and so I altered a recipe from eMeals new Dessert Plan. (eMeals new Dessert Plan is available now for only $3 a month! Get inspired each week to make incredible desserts.)
Using the Simply Delicious spread to toast the nuts and ramen worked really well. The slight tang and saltiness pairs really well with the chocolate. I believe it gives the cookies a little bit of a different taste than if you would use butter or a butter flavored spread, but that sweet/salty duo is quite yummy.
Interested in trying it for yourself? Visit their website where you can print a 60₵ coupon for your purchase, and find out where you can buy it locally too.
You may have seen the recent news from the FDA. As a reminder, all Country Crock spreads are made without partially hydrogenated oils and contain 0g trans fat per serving. You can find more information on nutritionals here: http://www.itisgoodtoknow.com/spread-facts/.
Have you tried the new Country Crock Simply Delicious spread yet? What do you think you’d like it best with?
Tammy Litke is a Dallas blogger, blogging since 2008. She loves to watch movies, play video games, spend time in the kitchen, and travel. Between recipes and reviews you’ll find many helpful and some just plain funny posts on her blog. Welcome, pull up a chair and stay for a while!
Oh wow I have never heard of such a thing!! I never thought to use Ramens like this, so neat!! I might give this a try, looks good!
This is such an interesting recipe. I would have never dreamed to use ramen in this way!
My daughter just loves chocolate and salty stuff together. I bet she would love these! Yum!
I haven't seen it yet but I will keep my eyes open!
This looks so unique!!
I haven't tried the new simply delicious spread. I'll have to keep an eye out for it the next time I shop. Great recipe!
What an interesting idea!!! Sounds tasty to me!
This recipe is awesome! I would never come up with something so creative on my own and can't wait to attempt these myself.
I love Country Crock! I haven't seen this one yet and you've intrigued me about it.
What a very unique way to make Ramen. I never would have thought of that, but it sounds like heaven!
I can't believe you used ramen in a dessert!!
This looks fantastic. I love this rich and decadent recipe.
I have seen those chocolate ramen things before but with Nutella? Um, YES — I need those!
I never would have thought to make these with ramen noodles. I can't wait to try this recipe.
I bet that's really good! I love Roman noodles as a soup, I bet adding them to these cookies gives a really nice crunch. Hm – it's a must try!
Thanks for sharing!
Wow that's a new type of spread. Do you taste the yogurt? I'm not a fan of yogurt, do you think I would still like it?
Very unique and tasty looking treat! I would try it for sure.
@Kathleen – I don't think it has the same taste as a 'butter' flavored spread. It doesn't taste like yogurt though, it's just 'tangier' than say a regular margarine product. The only way for sure to tell if you'd like it is to try it though 🙂 Grab the coupon, and if you get it on sale you can probably get it for just over a $1.00 with the coupon (it was on sale for $1.99 at our Tom Thumb store last week). If you don't care for it, you can use it in baking and it shouldn't make too much of a difference in the final product.
Love your recipe! Have not tried it yet, think I will try to use it the next time I make a batch of caramel popcorn, see what it tastes like. Thank you for the coupon
What a unique use for ramen noodles. They look great.
I have not heard of this new spread, I'll have to try it. And I also didn't know that you could make a dessert out of ramen noodles! Cool!
Ooh I'll have to look for this. I don't eat butter or spreads much but I really want to try these clusters, drool!
Very cool, I would not have thought to use Ramen noodles in a dessert!
ramen noodles and chocolate! interesting combo!
Nutty ramen chocolate clusters sounds interesting. Never would think to use ramen in a dessert.
I havent seen this yet in the stores! I'll have to keep a lookout for them
Those clusters sounds so yummy! I would never have thought to use ramen.
Haven't seen this spread at our stores yet, checked for it today. Would love to try it!
That's a combination I would never expect but I bet it tastes amazing!
My goodness, those look amazing!!
Those really look delicious.
I like your recipe layout. Really neat.
That sounds interesting. I would love to try it though.
Have not tried these yet but am going to. They look quick, easy and delicious.