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/qresearch/•Today at 10:05 AM```
Bread and Butter", an idiom that alludes to the basic food, with the meaning of an essential, sustaining element
Bread and Butter Collective, a member of the Representing NYC artists' network
"The Bread And Butter", a Flying the Flag episode
Bread and butter appearance, a medical condition caused by uremic pericarditis
"Bread and Butter", an idiom that alludes to the basic food, with the meaning of an essential, sustaining element
BREAD + BUTTER = LIVELYHOOD
Brits eat Bread and Butter pudding. From wijipedia: 'The earliest bread and butter puddings were called whitepot'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bread_and_butter_pudding @Kiwi61Karma
"Bread and Butter", a song by Larry Clinton, the flip side on "How High the Moon"
"Bread and Butter", a song by Ivor Cutler on the album Velvet Donkey
"Bread & Butter", a song by The Roots on the album Game Theory
"Bread and Butter", a song by The Waitresses on the album I Could Rule the World if I Could only Get the Parts
"The Bread And Butter", a Flying the Flag episode
Who Was the First Person to Spread Butter on Bread? Rumor has it that Copernicus, who had been working as an economic administrator, played a key role in directing the defense when a castle in Olsztyn, north-eastern Poland, came under siege from the Teutonic knights. To add to an already tricky situation, the castle was simultaneously subjected to a nasty bout of the plague, putting Copernicus’s plans at risk, as his soldiers were dropping like flies. Luckily for all concerned, Copernicus had earlier trained in medicine and he began to notice that only the soldiers who ate bread contracted the plague. Realizing that the bread had to be carried up several flights of steps from the kitchen, and was often dropped on the way, Copernicus’s inspired solution was to coat the loaves in a thin layer of churned cream. This meant it was possible to see which loaves had been dropped, and they could then be wiped clean (Copernicus was spookily ahead of his time here, since bacteria wasn’t discovered for another hundred years...). Lo and behold, the plague was curbed, and a teatime treat invented in the process. Unfortunately, this apocryphal story has now been largely discredited, and we can but hope that Copernicus is content to be known for his astronomy-related achievements. https://www.thedailybeast.com/who-was-the-first-person-to-spread-butter-on-bread
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