The phrase "about the butter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or subject related to butter, such as its uses, recipes, or nutritional information.
Example: "The chef gave a detailed explanation about the butter used in the sauce, highlighting its importance for flavor."
Alternatives: "regarding the butter" or "concerning the butter".
It's all about the butter.
Certain people feel that there's something not right about the butter — or about the ground beef.
Don't get too worked up about the butter -- it's a trick steakhouses often use -- you need fat to carry the flavor of the garlic into the meat.
QUESTION FROM MARY CLAIRE: What did you mean by your closing comment…that's it's not about the toast, it's about the butter?
In 2013, in a video interview, Bertolucci said he felt guilty for not telling her about the butter, then appeared to casually shrug off this abuse by saying he did not regret his decision to shoot the scene.
You can find more transgressive and troublingly icky sex on the internet before breakfast than will pass before the MPAA ratings board in the next century (they're even getting to "fifth base" on The Mindy Project, meaning nowadays the most offensive thing about the butter sequence in Last Tango In Paris is the saturated fats).
To convert almost any cookie recipe for a vegan diet, the main ingredients you'll have to worry about are the butter and the eggs.
The butter is easily replaced with shortening (this often makes a better cookie anyway!) but if you want to avoid the awful egg substitute, try this instead To convert almost any cookie recipe for a vegan diet, the main ingredients you'll have to worry about are the butter and the eggs.
Imagine that change of numbers as like shifting from worrying about whether the butter on your toast was going to clog your arteries way down the road to worrying about whether you'd just swallowed a dose of really creepy industrial sludge and should start puking.
The warden tells him, "How about dropping the Butter-Wouldn't-Melt-in-My-Mouth act, Clive, and thanking this kind lady?
But before you decide to have cream cakes for every meal or think about doubling the butter on your toast, we need to set the record straight.
