Sentence examples for butter ration from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, those who obligingly kept quiet about the loss of their houses and families received special concessions from Party organisations - bread, butter, ration cards for clothes and furniture, even coffee beans - as well as a promise from the Führer that they would be in the vanguard of the revenge that would be exacted with the new 'wonder weapons'.

The picnic rugs were laid on the grass with food and drinks, Elizabeth decided to authorise the use of the entire weeks (small) sugar and butter ration, which was a very special treat for everyone.

They still remember meat and butter rationing a decade ago, and the hours spent standing in line on cold winter mornings, waiting to buy milk.

" Butter, butter, butter; every meal butter.

Margarine and Jayne Mansfield were lesser substitutes that nonetheless filled a void — during World War II butter was rationed, and by the late 1950s and early '60s Marilyn Monroe was often unavailable.

Another of his stories is perhaps less creditable — a café owner for whom he had done some work offered him some butter off the ration.

And, like a good waiter, the heavens don't forget the condiments; butter and syrup anything rationed to a growing kid naturally follow a tower of pancakes.

As a child of the 1940s and '50s, this reviewer grew up in Britain when food was still rationed — butter and cheese until 1954 — and recalls puzzling over the highly-colored pictures of roast hams studded with pineapple chunks that appeared on the back covers of National Geographic magazine, advertisements that were just as exotic to him as the editorial content about, say, Samoa, that lay inside.

"During World War II, to get butter, we had little ration tickets," he says.

In a stated of shock, all she could think about was the whole weeks ration of butter had been wasted with slivers of glass sticking out everywhere, none of the food could be salvaged.

C-ration peanut butter and 90percentt of those sold today are hydrogenated, sweetened and salted.