creeky wrote:I have a strange thing with butter - I buy one that is in a plastic tub .. and should the piece of paper that is covering the top go missing - I have to throw the whole tub out ... cannot explain why -but out it goes.
Paper cover? Not sure I've seen that before, Jenny.
Shedd's Spread Country Crock....the stuff we've ate for as long as I can remember comes with a little plastic piece covering the spread.
I'm the exact opposite though.....I can't stand to use it if the plastic thing is still attached!
I voted other.....I use both margarine and butter.
Dad always said that, growing up on a farm, fresh butter was almost white. Coloring was added and mixed to make it yellow. I guess my question is, what's the matter with white butter?
chippewa wrote:Dad always said that, growing up on a farm, fresh butter was almost white. Coloring was added and mixed to make it yellow. I guess my question is, what's the matter with white butter?
Good question. Unsalted butter is almost white....
"Reading departure signs in some big airport reminds me of the places I've been"
Dr. Oz says margarine is bad! Butter is better. The body knows how to digest butter because its a milk based food, natural. Margarine is synthetic and stays in our system, turning solid?!?! I'll take butter, thank you
chippewa wrote:Dad always said that, growing up on a farm, fresh butter was almost white. Coloring was added and mixed to make it yellow. I guess my question is, what's the matter with white butter?
Good question. Unsalted butter is almost white....
Just watching "How It's Made" on the Discovery Channel. They said the yellow color is natural cause of the Vitamin A in it.
But color wouldn't bother me if it was white or yellow.
chippewa wrote:Dad always said that, growing up on a farm, fresh butter was almost white. Coloring was added and mixed to make it yellow. I guess my question is, what's the matter with white butter?
Good question. Unsalted butter is almost white....
Just watching "How It's Made" on the Discovery Channel. They said the yellow color is natural cause of the Vitamin A in it.
But color wouldn't bother me if it was white or yellow.
and melted over popcorn..
<<<< off to the kitchen...