11-21-18 02:42 Dale Shipp wrote to Ed Vance about Re: Margarine
Howdy! Dale,

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 EV> That reminded me of seeing my Dad in the late 1940's or early 1950's
 EV> pulling a plastic bag out of the Margarine package and squeezing the
 EV> bag until the Orange spot in it, colored all of the contents to make it
 EV> look more like the color of Butter.

 DS> I remember that in the early 1950's as well.  Even though my
 DS> grandmother in Georgia has a cow and churned her own butter, there was
 DS> at least occasional margaring in the house.

 DS> Between 1963 and 1967 we lived in Madison Wisconsin.  At that time it
 DS> was illegal to sell colored margarine in the stores.  Consequently as
 DS> you drove south to the Wisconsin / Illinois border, as soon as you
 DS> crossed over the line you saw a *LOT* of stands selling brand names of
 DS> colored margarine.  Imperial, Blue Bonnet, etc.

I lived in Kentucky until I got a job in Indiana, so I moved there to be
nearer to the job.

I didn't know that other States had Laws about selling Margarine.

... If someone else is paying for it, food just tastes a lot better.
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