The system must be more sophisticated than that though. I have bad memories of butter dishes, and grew up not liking butter because it was so often rancid.Originally Posted by Burney
Once it hit the butter dish it never went back in the fridge.
The system must be more sophisticated than that though. I have bad memories of butter dishes, and grew up not liking butter because it was so often rancid.
Hear him! Hear him!The system must be more sophisticated than that though. I have bad memories of butter dishes, and grew up not liking butter because it was so often rancid.
How many times? 'Rancid' and 'soft' are not the same thing - although I'll grant you that your penís does combine the two traits.
Obviously you must refrigerate it in the summer months, but most of the time it's fine. I don't think butter has ever lasted long enough to go 'rancid' in my house.The system must be more sophisticated than that though. I have bad memories of butter dishes, and grew up not liking butter because it was so often rancid.
I bet it goes yellow
Quiz question for you... what is the only food that won't go off if left in its natural stateI bet it goes yellow
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