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Butter color depends on animal feed (grass-fed = more yellow), but commercially produced butter is often dyed.
by dustintrex 5y ago
Butter color depends on animal feed (grass-fed = more yellow), but commercially produced butter is often dyed.
- OJFord 5y agoI'd be surprised if that's allowed here, certainly quickly checking a few - including supermarket own brand, i.e. the cheapest - none lists ingredients other than milk (or derivatives, incl. simply 'butter') and optionally salt. Sounds more like margarine to me, to have additives like colouring. 'Pale white' and I doubt I'd even recognise it as butter - probably assume it was lard. From 'sticks' I think this is the US, though there's at least one French brand that does sell it like that as well as the normal (to me) block or tub (more common in France in my experience, but some here too).