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apple butter
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France
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Unfamiliar and rarely used in French culinary traditions
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1
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2
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butter
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France
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Often served alongside bread as part of a traditional breakfast
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1
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3
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butter
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France
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Often used in cooking and baking, and also enjoyed spread on fresh bread or croissants
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1
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4
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butter knife
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France
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Often not used for spreading butter, as bread is usually dipped in olive oil and balsamic vinegar
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1
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5
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butter knife
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France
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Often used as a general-purpose knife for spreading soft cheeses or pâté
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1
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6
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butter knife
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France
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Not commonly used, as butter is often spread using the edge of a regular dinner knife
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1
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7
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butter sculpture
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France
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Not a common or traditional art form, as butter is primarily used for cooking and baking
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1
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8
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buttercream
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France
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Often used as a filling for pastries and desserts
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1
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9
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buttercream
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France
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Often used as a filling for pastries and croissants
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1
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10
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buttercream
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France
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Used in traditional pastry making and as a filling for pastries and macarons
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1
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11
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buttercream
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France
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Often used in patisserie to create delicate and intricate designs on cakes and pastries, considered an essential component of high-end dessert making
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1
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12
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buttering up the road
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France
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Unfamiliar concept as the expression does not have cultural significance or usage
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1
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13
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salted butter
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France
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Often enjoyed spread on fresh bread as a standalone snack
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1
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14
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stick of butter
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France
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Not typically used as a measurement for butter, instead it is more common to use grams or tablespoons
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1
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15
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stick of butter
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France
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More commonly measured by weight in recipes
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1
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16
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stick of butter
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France
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Butter is often sold in wrapped blocks or rolls rather than pre-measured sticks
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1
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17
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stick of butter
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France
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Typically measured by weight and sold in blocks, rather than pre-packaged sticks.
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1
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