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How you like your butter?

Piquechampion

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I love butter, not that margarine crap, real, makes you fatter than Oprah in the 80´s, butter.

But I prefer it simple... on a toast

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So how you like it (with pictures)?
 
Butter is supposed to taste better served extremely cold. But then it just rips the bread to shreds, and what's the good in that? Cool butter is fine. I actually don't mind salted, which is tantamount to sacrilege in some circles.

I prefer tanning butter on a hot guy in front of me, though.

Lex
 
Unsalted only, and kept in the fridge to avoid rancidity. Butter substitutes are not allowed in the house.
I'm not a toast-eater, but few things beat a buttered piece of banana bread fresh from the oven. Maybe once a year or so, I'll do Chicken Kiev...mmmmmmmmm.
 
Ah, yes! Butter spread between a guys ass cheeks and then a hot rim job. Really, guys, it is great. It makes a good substitute for lube, too.
 
Ah, yes! Butter spread between a guys ass cheeks and then a hot rim job. Really, guys, it is great. It makes a good substitute for lube, too.


I can see the commercials now, sponsered by the Dairy Council! Food and sex is a great mix though!


But, butter, definitely butter! Never margarine for any reason on earth! Unsalted for cooking and baking and a really good European organic one for spreading on breads or rolls!
 
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Try a product called, "I Can't Believe It's Butter."

eM.:(
 
Wow...a CROYNAN sighting!!!!!!!!!!

Butter on toast...butter on popcorn. But only in VERY SPARING amounts. I don't like much more than the bare minimal amount of butter flavor.

And, under no circumstances should FISH be ruined by a butter flavor.

I don't even want to THINK about Chicken Kiev.
 
At the restaurant I work in, the regulars always tell me: "Oh I just loooooove your butter! And the bread! It's the best bread and butter I've ever had!" and they proceed to fill up on bread and not eat their dinners.

I prefer my butter in the fridge and away from most of my food. I make exceptions for cooking.
 
As a spread, only at room temp since it can be rather hard. Otherwise as buttercream filling in cakes, or on warm toast. I also cook with butter, as in mashed potatoes, or if I'm scrambling eggs.
 
Salted butter on toasted crumpets yummy. Can't stand unsalted butter, might as well eat margarine.
 
Hm. I like it on the bread of a chicken sandwich. Heated up so it's melted, of course.
 
This is the only butter for me. Margarine has trans fats anyway.

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And on blueberry muffins? Oh yeah!!

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Land O Lakes Unsalted Butter on English Muffins, Corn on the Cob and Steamed Veggies.
 
I use Organic Earth Balance. It has 0gm trans fats. I don't normally use butter or margarine. I buy it at Trader Joe's. :)

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Earth Balance® Whipped Spread
Certified Organic & Buttery Delicious

  • 100% Vegan
  • Non Hydrogenated
  • No Trans Fatty Acids
  • Patented Blend to help improve HDL/LDL Cholesterol Ratio*
  • Zero Carbs
  • Non-Dairy
  • Gluten Free
  • Organic Certified
  • Expeller-Pressed, Non-GMO Oils
  • Whipped for easier spreading
  • Excellent for cooking & baking
 
:kiss: On toast, on popcorn, on green cooked vegatables, on baked potatoes, on baked sweet potatoes slathered in brown sugar, and in other more interesting ways already mentioned. :69: OOPS!
 
I'm a butter addict "Land O Lakes". I'll put butter on any vegetable dish, breads, soups and stews. Chicken stew isn't worth eating without half a stick of butter stirred in it.
 
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