But margarine's fortunes rose over time, assisted by scarce butter supplies during World War II and concerns over the saturated fat in butter, and it surpassed butter in popularity during the 1950s.
" Butter, butter, butter; every meal butter.
YOU can find almost anything in New York City — a store devoted to spandex, a restaurant that specializes in peanut butter sandwiches, a supply store for superheroes — but in the long hot days of summer it is hard to find a private pool.
Saint Brigid was nursed on a magical cow's milk, produced an endless supply of butter, gave butter to the poor, and traded an offer of cattle for her mother's freedom.
There is a longer-term shift toward storing information digitally, which means less demand for filing cabinets, paper and other goods that are the bread and butter of office-supply retailers.
As well as the local corner shops, Michael's milk supplies butter brands such as Anchor, Arla and Cravendale – which would also take a hit in an alternate vegan universe.
Butter was in short supply and often heavily taxed in Scandinavia.
The icing is moreish, but not as good as homemade buttercream despite the great big chunk of butter you need to supply.
Four young children, distant family members, had been discovered in a Georgia motel room filled with drugs, alcohol, a half-loaf of bread, a half-jar of peanut butter and a dwindling supply of baby formula.
For La Trinitaine, a family-run maker of local delicacies in the Morbihan region of southern Brittany, it has been slightly harder and more expensive to secure a steady supply of butter, according to Annabelle Cantin, the company's head of marketing and communications.
This triple-hided vessel was provisioned for forty days with everything necessary for human subsistence, and with a supply of butter to re‑anoint the seams when necessary.4 Fourteen monks, including the saint himself, composed the original complement of the boat's crew, but at the last moment two more volunteers from the monastery were taken on board at their earnest request.
