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The commonly understood term for plant butter is margarine
Thanks for the comment, but I’m not at all interested in getting into that argument. Hope you have a great day though!
When you're at the shop can you grab some peanut margarine and coconut white liquid?
According to EU legislature you can say "coconut milk", I guess it's ok since it doesn't compete with dairy products. However soy/oat/almond m*lk is literally the antichrist and must be defeated.
Sorry, I struggle to read tone from messages sometimes - do you genuinely feel that way? and if you do, why?
I meant that jokingly, as in, European Court of Justice is scared of plant-based milk. The way I see it ECJ put in a lot of effort to solve a nonexistent problem, and presented it as "protecting consumers".
I understand, and I agree with you completely! Thank you for the clarification, and have a great evening!