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How'd their jingle go......? "Everything's better with Blue Bonnet on it"
What's your butter these days?!
Brummel & Brown is what we use also. Although if I'm using butter as an ingredient in cooking, it'll be real, unsalted butter.
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Lactose free butter, or butter made with A2 milk when I can find it!
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In Mexico, I buy the Lala Mantequilla in single sticks
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real butter, unsalted.
Wisconsin is weird/strict when it comes to butter. Kerrygold was illegal to sell for a time until 2017. Here's a section of an article:
Wisconsin had another butter ban that ran from 1970 until 2017. The state-wide regulation required all butter sold in Wisconsin to bear a federal grade-mark which meant Wisconsin shoppers couldn't purchase popular Kerrygold butter, which is made in Ireland.
Article:
onmilwaukee.com
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www.tmj4.com
Wisconsin is weird/strict when it comes to butter. Kerrygold was illegal to sell for a time until 2017. Here's a section of an article:
Wisconsin had another butter ban that ran from 1970 until 2017. The state-wide regulation required all butter sold in Wisconsin to bear a federal grade-mark which meant Wisconsin shoppers couldn't purchase popular Kerrygold butter, which is made in Ireland.
Article:
Wisconsin's wacky butter laws spread over centuries
You once had to hide your margarine stash in Wisconsin.
onmilwaukee.com
other articles, same topic:
Selling Kerrygold butter no longer a criminal offense in this US state
For a time, selling Ireland's prized Kerrygold butter was illegal in this US state - punishable by a fine of $1,000 or up to 6 months in prison.
Banned Irish butter back in Wisconsin stores
A popular Irish butter banned from Wisconsin stores by an obscure law from the 1950s is once again for sale in the dairy state.
www.tmj4.com
Salted or unsalted butter. I grew in "America's Dairyland" afterall. Thanks to my daughter we do use a lot of avocado oil in spray form as well on veggies in the oven and when pan frying certain foods.
Kerry Gold....It's just the best.
real butter, unsalted.
Wisconsin is weird/strict when it comes to butter. Kerrygold was illegal to sell for a time until 2017. Here's a section of an article:
Wisconsin had another butter ban that ran from 1970 until 2017. The state-wide regulation required all butter sold in Wisconsin to bear a federal grade-mark which meant Wisconsin shoppers couldn't purchase popular Kerrygold butter, which is made in Ireland.
Article:
Wisconsin's wacky butter laws spread over centuries
You once had to hide your margarine stash in Wisconsin.
other articles, same topic:
Selling Kerrygold butter no longer a criminal offense in this US state
For a time, selling Ireland's prized Kerrygold butter was illegal in this US state - punishable by a fine of $1,000 or up to 6 months in prison.Banned Irish butter back in Wisconsin stores
A popular Irish butter banned from Wisconsin stores by an obscure law from the 1950s is once again for sale in the dairy state.
I think I'd have a hard time eating Kerry Gold as my main butter when so many good options made in USA. Just me.
I'm going against the masses here. While I have real butter for the kids, I'm almost exclusively using a vegan butter of some kind. I think I have 3 or 4 different ones in the house right now depending on need. Cooking, baking, spreads, eating etc all have a different purpose.
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No, no there is not.
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Real butter. Salted.
Oops…there it is!!!Mizuno 919F.
You spelled Callaway wrong.
Spelling isn’t my strong suite…
Use butter for baking, but a spread if making a sandwich.