[Sca-cooks] Honey Butter
    Terry Decker 
    t.d.decker at att.net
       
    Wed Apr  1 09:09:44 PDT 2009
    
    
  
>   I would assume that there were additives to butter through out the ages
> because my mom would talk about how they added coloring to the butter so 
> it wasn't white during WWII Kay
Not butter, I believe, but margarine.  During WWII, butter was truly scarce 
and was replaced largely by white margarine.  It looked a lot like lard and 
was considered a poor man's substitute for the real thing.  Adding food 
coloring to the margarine to disguise it as butter was considered a socially 
necessary lie in some circles.
Bear 
    
    
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