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Yes, so if you were to encounter this butter in the wild, I understand that not seeing the label would throw you off. But in this particular case, in order to
by elevatedastalt 2y ago
Yes, so if you were to encounter this butter in the wild, I understand that not seeing the label would throw you off.
But in this particular case, in order to comply with the instructions telling you to throw the butter away, you need to know that this is the butter you bought that actually contains milk but isn't labeled so.
The very act of noticing that the butter doesn't have the right label tells you that it contains milk.
- GauntletWizard 2y agoSomeone else might come to your house and open your fridge and use butter with a label that says "Ingredients: Milk" and not realize you received mislabeled butter.
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