2:27:47Is your butter not a stick? Is it a circle?
2:27:49ml until we need a pint of milk
2:27:52why would they shape butter like a twig
2:27:52UK butter doesn't come as a stick?
2:28:00how many grams are in a stick?
2:28:05butter isn't sold in sticks, its in blocks, or tubs if its for spreading
2:28:11UK butter comes as a "pat", a block of 250g
2:28:25Blocks? How do you measure it then?
2:28:29we have literal butter shaped like a rectangular shape block of butter we call a stick of butter
2:28:33i like a shitload of butter myself
2:28:34Damn it really is just a stick
2:28:36when the recipe calls for a teaspoon, but it's abbreviated like tbs, which can also mean tablespoon.
2:28:40that's a bar of soap of butter
2:28:43some of the packs have measurements on them too
2:28:46Why is the european the fat one?
2:28:49Well I live in the west coast and it is like that.
2:28:50My granddad worked at a produce stand for a while, and apparently “hogshead” is also a unit of measurement.
2:28:51East coast style is what im familiar
2:28:521 foot is 12 inches? gng my foot is 11.3 inches, therefor, Meters is more accurate.
2:28:55also east coast style is stupid
2:28:56Three Grahams of butter please
2:28:57Why invent a unit of measurement specifically for butter only??
2:28:58I measure butter in cultures
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2:29:05holy moly that's a huge slab of butter on the European style
2:29:05american recipes be looking like minecraft crafting table recipes: two sticks of butter, three blocks of sugar for a butter pickaxe