Butter made from carbon tastes like the real thing, gets backing from Bill Gates

CBS ^ | 08 06 2025 | Tara Molina

[fso301]

I seem to recall that the Germans did the same in WW2 making butter from coal.

[Salman]

I never take culinary advice from people who want me dead.

[EQAndyBuzz]

Isn’t that called margarine? And it is even worse for you than butter.

[struggle]

[Ikeon]

“Our Fat”... soylent green is people, and so is bill gates’ new butter!... now you know...

[al baby]

Olestra

[Secret Agent Man]

If Bill Gates is for it, there’s something bad about it.

[metmom]

Of course Bill Gates would back it.

Anything to poison the unwashed and eliminate them or cause them to need medical care that he profits from.

[antidemoncrat]

“The sustainability-focused approach has the blessing and backing of Bill Gates.”

Emperor Bill has blessed it ... all fall down and worship.

[metmom]

I guess this idiot thinks that millions of bison were a bad thing environmentally. We'd have never had the soils of the Great Plains without them.

Great point. Millions of bison over tens of thousands of years sure are going to do a great job of fertilizing the soil.

[dennisw]

She is holding the fake butter that is yellow same as the real stuff

[GaltAdonis]

Cue the Chiffon Mother Nature jingle…

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“If you think it’s butter, but it’s not - it’s anthracite….”

[metmom]

When I decided that I’d use only butter it was because after reading the ingredient labels of margarine, I decided that my body knew what to do with butter since it was a real food.

And that goes for real maple syrup, too.

[metmom]

Thanks for that interesting history.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

They will find that eating this stuff for 20 or 30 years causes all sorts of dire health problems.

It’s ironic that Gates, et al are so worried about feeding a growing human race just when global fertility and birth rates re in serious decline.

[Jamestown1630]

Butter isn’t bad for you; it contains lots of nutrients.

[Rio]

Creative packaging, too.

[SpaceBar]

Bill Gates is a menace to humanity.

[Carry_Okie]

Millions of bison over tens of thousands of years sure are going to do a great job of fertilizing the soil.

It's not just poop. It's grazing grasses to facilitate forbs with their microbial relationships. Grazing also forces cyclical root die-back which adds organic matter.

Animal disturbance is not only elemental to soil formation, it inhibits successional establishment of perennial cover to retain the region in grasslands. That too builds a deeper soil.

Over 70% of agricultural soils are former grasslands.

[Mark]

So, NO Sydney Sweeny endorsement?