He may have some tummy trouble. Or not. Kids are super weird.

My kid and I put butter on graham crackers for a snack.

Anonymous wrote:I ate a lot of white bread, butter, and sugar sandwiches as a toddler.

In Australia they eat something called fairy bread that's basically bread, butter, and sprinkles. So your toddler self was just being Australian.

I ate a lot of white bread, butter, and sugar sandwiches as a toddler.

Sometimes I put some raw peanut butter on a piece of raw bread with some raw jelly and then eat some raw carrots and a nice tall glass of raw milk.

Then I slice up some raw apple and get some raw lettuce and raw tomatos and splash some raw olive oil on there with a sprinkling of raw salt. Mmmm

This thread is cracking me up.
My 4 year old asks for pats of butter all the time. She eats it like cheese. When she asks for toasts she asks for it “with a great deal of butter on it” just like in the Mercy Watson books. I have plenty of things to worry about but this isn’t one of them.

I used to eat bread and butter sandwiches as a kid, sometimes with a little bit of jelly (I have a peanut allergy, so no pb&j for me). I was always a super skinny kid, so maybe I just craved the fat...but I still love the taste. Butter on saltines got me through early days of both of my pregnancies.

Anonymous wrote:Op here. I decided to make toast and butter for breakfast for him. He didnt like the butter melted on the toast. At a loss.

Honestly had an old memory come back to me from other comments. I totally had a friend eat bread and butter sandwiches.

I will try that next.

Raw bed and raw butter.

Bread and butter sandwiches are divine. Also, little known secret, peanut butter sandwiches are 100% better with butter added.

Op here. I decided to make toast and butter for breakfast for him. He didnt like the butter melted on the toast. At a loss.

Honestly had an old memory come back to me from other comments. I totally had a friend eat bread and butter sandwiches.

I will try that next.

Raw bed and raw butter.

I take a little nibble still when I cook! Still a four year old at heart!

How's the butter nut doing today, op?

Yum

My mom used to catch me doing this too. I’d yell “butteeeee”

I mean, who can blame him?

Anonymous wrote:One of my kid loves any dairy products, from milk, yogurt, ice cream, cream cheese to butter. He would love to eat whole stick of butter if I allow him. He always ask for a lot if butter to spread on bread, but I still cannot find one that are easy to use which is REAL butter. He loves the one from panera bread, those whipped one, where can I get those?

You can buy whipped butter in a tub in the grocery store. Easier, though, is to simply leave the butter out of the fridge so it is soft. It is fine for a day or two on its own out, or if you want you can keep it in a butter bell in which case it will keep out of the fridge for days. It’s pure fat (like the oils in your cupboard) so it doesn’t spoil like milk.