Something sweet for your sweetie

[wildrose]

I'm not Luke, but I'll pop in with a reply: usually here butter or margarine is available in boxes of 4 "sticks". Each stick is equivalent to 1/2 cup, if I recall correctly, and has the measurements (i.e. by tablespoon) marked out on the wrapper. I usually buy Parkay brand margarine, in stick form, when I want to make cookies. I'll buy it "soft" in small tubs when I want to use it on bread or such.

[jbird]

Dang Luke

But mine is a little bit more so wait and see

Josh

Josh i'm gonna beat you to it.......

My Cobbler in the Dutch Oven:

1....can of Peaches or Apples

1....can of Milk

1....stick of Butter or Margrain

1....cup of Yellow Cake Mix

STIR VERRY LITTLE.

SET ON THE APPROIATE FIRE AND LET ER COOK..........

[Luke Hatley]

I'm not Luke, but I'll pop in with a reply: usually here butter or margarine is available in boxes of 4 "sticks". Each stick is equivalent to 1/2 cup, if I recall correctly, and has the measurements (i.e. by tablespoon) marked out on the wrapper. I usually buy Parkay brand margarine, in stick form, when I want to make cookies. I'll buy it "soft" in small tubs when I want to use it on bread or such.

THANK YOU , HOLLY

[Hilly]

Luke, for the unenlightened antipodeans, what is a "stick" of butter?

Tony.

113 grams (about)

[tonyc1]

113 grams (about)

Ah, round about a 1/4 of a lb!!