Anonymous wrote:Raw bread is dough.

Raw butter is..... butter. This thread is funny.

+1 I guess OP is used to processed butter as in melted or used in cooking/baking lol. But butter is just butter.

Raw bread is dough.

Raw butter is..... butter. This thread is funny.

Anonymous wrote:My dad and I used to make butter and banana sandwiches. Those are delish. My 2.5 year old also is in love with butter. I give her a slice or two of Irish butter occasionally with dinner and she gets so excited!

My dad ate sandwiches that were butter and sliced radishes.

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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.

yessss - i was a butter loving child (and adult), peanut butter & butter sandwiches were MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE growing up!

My dad and I used to make butter and banana sandwiches. Those are delish. My 2.5 year old also is in love with butter. I give her a slice or two of Irish butter occasionally with dinner and she gets so excited!

Probably craves the fat. You may want to feed them more butter.

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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.

Putting butter on bread is some old memory that came back to you from the past? You've had one friend who engaged in this activity?

There is no such thing as raw bread. Raw bread would be paste. Do not serve your child paste.

Lol. I am beginning to wonder what OP typically does with her butter.

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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.

Can’t agree with you on this one. Butter is fantastic and peanut butter is fantastic, but together they are much less than the sum of their parts. My mom and her Norwegian family all insisted on buttering bread before applying the peanut butter, claiming that otherwise the bread would be too dry. This makes no sense given the fat content of peanut butter, but they could not be dissuaded. If we were out of butter, these crazy people would put mayo on the bread in addition to the PB, which was truly revolting.

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.

Putting butter on bread is some old memory that came back to you from the past? You've had one friend who engaged in this activity?

There is no such thing as raw bread. Raw bread would be paste. Do not serve your child paste.

My dog has done this and it just means a lot of diarrhea. Joy. Once the dog ate a tub of coconut oil too (I used it on my hair, so he pilfered it out of the bathroom). Terrible diarrhea.

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

Oooh, that actually sounds really good

I have found my 4 year old helping herself to a big globful of butter from the butter dish when it is left near the edge of the counter. No issues yet 😂

Anonymous wrote: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

Hahaha this really cracked me up

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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 love the idea!