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Enforcing morality through taxation is not a new idea, and it's expected to grow as New York's cash-hungry government imposes levies on other harmful substances such as butterfat, sugar, and the New York Times.— A Twist of Word and Mind
Melt butter in any amount, let rest for a short while, and skim off the butterfat and reserve; discard the milky liquid (whey) left behind.— Artvoice - Buffalo's #1 Newsweekly
Heat the butterfat in a heavy pan and stir in an equal amount flour; it should take on the consistency of wet sand.— Artvoice - Buffalo's #1 Newsweekly
On Brookford Farm in Rollinsford, the milk comes from Jersey cows rather than the usual Holsteins because they say the milk produced has higher butterfat (4 percent) and is creamier and healthier.

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