There is no argument. Butter. The only way it gets better than that is bacon grease.
The Gov't always likes to control stuff. Always has, always will. What is happening today is nothing new just looking back through history.
Posted on 11/30/2011 10:36:47 AM PST by Kaslin
Interesting.
butter
butter... and guns.
One of my early childhood memories is of sitting around Grandma’s kitchen table, kneading the coloring packets (included with the 1# margarine) into the oleo....
I was just thinking that when I was a kid growing up in the 50s, I was the only member of our family who preferred Oleo to butter.
For at least thirty years, I have preferred butter. I guess ones taste just changes.
My grandmother always called it OLEO!
The scams of the US gov run unchecked........
There is no argument. Butter. The only way it gets better than that is bacon grease.
The Gov't always likes to control stuff. Always has, always will. What is happening today is nothing new just looking back through history.
: ) We were churning butter.
I wish we had a constitutional government.
/johnny
It’s my understanding that margarine is one chemical away from being plastic. I prefer butter.
Back in the day, greatgranny would make soap from that new fangled government oleo.
When I was a little kid colored Oleo was illegal in Wisconsin. Without food coloring margarine is pure white and pretty unappetizing.
And when oleo was colored to make it fit the supposed color of butter, butter packages included little dye capsules to color it like oleo.
Why anyone would eat margarine when was butter was available....well, I won’t.
And this person uses butter.
BUTTER !!!
Margarine is a soft plastic that messes with a host of metabolic processes —
It ends up hurting what it is supposed to help: heart health.
Mrs. Esopman
one tip: buy unsalted butter and salt with potassium chloride to reduce sodium load
BUTTER !!!
Margarine is a soft plastic that messes with a host of metabolic processes —
It ends up hurting what it is supposed to help: heart health.
Mrs. Esopman
one tip: buy unsalted butter and salt with potassium chloride to reduce sodium load
BUTTER !!!
Margarine is a soft plastic that messes with a host of metabolic processes —
It ends up hurting what it is supposed to help: heart health.
Mrs. Esopman
one tip: buy unsalted butter and salt with potassium chloride to reduce sodium load
My father did, too. When asked about it, he said, "Try rancid butter just once..."
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