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Interesting history on it: https://jdillenburger.medium.com/butter-yellow-a-vibrant-tale-of-industry-war-and-public-health-980ef5c31d3f
Dec 30, 2024 10:15 PM
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Interesting history on it: https://jdillenburger.medium.com/butter-yellow-a-vibrant-tale-of-industry-war-and-public-health-980ef5c31d3f
LeekofLegend
That's wild
fformulaa
I'll knead it right into my mouth!
belly42
Colored margarine was illegal in the province of Quebec up to 2008.
cousteau
Fun fact: since goats don't process carotene the way cows do, goat butter is clean white.
Volpe42
Pink margarine because the dairy farmers got so jealous of losing business they pushed the FDA to make makers of margarine dye their product "so it could be told apart from butter" but picked a nasty pink color so people just wouldn't want to eat it
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BaloneyBob
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Zetor
I think they misspelled "eldritch"
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Zetor
Teleporting bread again, are we dear?
PileOfWalthers
This is like one of those AI generated tutorials...
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ZK383
It's why they say Vegan "Cheeze" or some other phrase, because "Cheese" is a legally a dairy product, same as keeping margarine white. Didn't say it's right, but nut "Milk" isn't "Milk" either because "Milk" is a dairy product., except by sideways definitions of "Looking like milk." I keep waiting to see the dairy associations win and have the gov force the nut and oat "Milk" producers to use a different name. When I was young, we had to mix the margarine coloring in.
RunawaySpoons
Here we have m!lk/m*lk and 'oat/soya/whatever drink', even though the colloquial usage is to call it all milk.
nightripper
Take a wild guess why it's not called whipped cream. Palm oil.