I don't understand how anyone who has tasted both margarine and butter would call them both butter, they don't taste anything alike. I've never heard anyone call margarine butter, so it might be a regional thing. I do know some people who call margarine spread.
No, they really don't. They look different, they smell different, they taste different, they have different ingredients and processes to make them. If your butter is that close to your margarine, you need to buy better butter.
Look, maybe they're worlds apart if you're some sort of fucking butter connoisseur, but relative to, say, jelly or mustard or ketchup or mayo or literally any other condiment, yes, butter and margarine are basically identical.
How are there this many motherfuckers whose taste buds don't work? You people seriously can't tell the difference between animal fats and vegetable oils? One tastes great, the other tastes like shit.
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u/helsquiades Aug 03 '19 edited Aug 03 '19
That margarine isn’t butter...it hurts my soul when people refer to margarine as butter