Use "margarin" in a sentence

1. It was also used as an ingredient of margarine, shoe polish, and soap

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2. Pertaining to both margarine and Bill Clinton

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3. In the top half of a double boiler combine the butter or margarine, evaporated milk and sugar

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4. Do not use margarine as a substitute for the butter; the water content is too high

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5. He produced a pot with some margarine he’d pinched from the kitchen, threw his legs in the air, shoved a dollop up his bum and rubbed the rest on my erection

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6. In a 15-ounce custard cup microwave the butter or margarine,

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7. margarine, uncovered, on 100% of power for 45 seconds to 1 mi

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8. 1/4 stick margarine (sometimes I use more since you have to put some in bottom of pan)

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9. Grease 22 smal bread pans with melted margarine and fil about 2/3 full

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10. As soon as I reached the peripheral of the lawn I scented pancakes, syrup and margarine

11. I ate the pancake like a slab of zebra flesh, licking off the syrup as though it was blood and the margarine was the fat under the skin

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12. I on the other hand had been eating too much human food, especially the pancake that was swimming in maple syrup and the Mount Everest slab of margarine

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13. - 3/4 cup butter (margarine won't work for this)

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14. Bob favored a tax on oleomargarine, protecting the dairy industry of his state

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15. margarine and the maple syrup; and there were other things on

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16. Jody, we can have steak, fries, salad, buns and margarine,

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17. the waiter placed our buns, margarine, and milk on the table

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18. In Wisconsin, the serving of colored oleomargarine or margarine at a public eating-place as a substitute for table butter is prohibited unless the customer orders it

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19. The fraternity brother placed several heaps of margarine

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20. licked the margarine and syrup still on the plate then guzzled

21. In a small saucepan on medium heat put milk, margarine and all but 1 teaspoon of the sugar

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22. Stir occasionally and remove from heat when the sugar is dissolved and margarine melted

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23. Sauté the bread crumbs in half the butter or margarine until golden, then let them stand in the pan

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24. Lay it out flat on the cloth and brush with the remaining butter or margarine

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25. Still holding it by the cloth, put the strudel on the buttered baking sheet and brush with melted butter or margarine and bake at 350°F for 20 to 30 minutes

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26. This means that dieters have to avoid certain oils as well as margarine,

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27. margarine, mayo, butter or lard (it’s all the same)

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28. In the microwave, melt one stick of butter with one diced clove of butter/margarine in a bowl

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29. Cover the apples with the margarine/flour/sugar balls

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30. Once the margarine has melted add the onion and garlic

31. Add the margarine to the wine mixture

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32. If you mix a little whole-wheat flour in with the white, it will give the cookie a nutty taste and could almost be called health food, especially if butter is used instead of margarine

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33. We have also been told repeatedly that butter is bad for our hearts and that we should always substitute margarine

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34. Once again, nothing could be further from the truth! Margarine causes heart disease and diabetes

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35. avoiding meat and dairy fat and avoiding foods that contain trans fatty acids (margarine,

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36. Margarine and other processed foods containing partially hydrogenated oils should be

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37. of these margarines has been demonstrated in numerous double-blind and other

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38. simultaneously be eating eggs, dairy, or trans fatty acids from margarine and processed food, the avoidance of which would reduce cholesterol levels and the risk of heart

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39. • A Medical Research Council survey showed that men eating butter ran half the risk of developing heart disease as those using margarine

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40. Now place butter (or margarine), 3 egg yolks, the cheese (grated), some salt,

41. Rub butter or margarine on to the inside of a deep roasting pan and spread the

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42. Wash, peel and chop the onion, heat the butter or margarine in a saucepan

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43. In a wide pot, melt the butter or margarine, and then add warm, salted water

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44. Once the cake has doubled, place sugar, butter or margarine and almonds in a

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45. Dot with margarine

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46. Crush cookies and mix them with the margarine

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47. Combine crumbs with melted margarine and water; add spices and sugar

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48. Melt the margarine in a saucepan

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49. Mix crushed wafers and margarine together in pie plate and press out to

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50. Margarine (vegetable shortening, hydrogenated oils) is not really edible and ends up in the blood stream where it clogs arteries and contributes to heart attacks

51. “No butter? All we have is margarine?” Rosemary turned to Sage

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52. This did not take very long, there being only bread and butter - or, to be more correct, margarine

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53. Then she poured what tea was left in the tea-pot into a small saucepan and placed it on the top of the oven, but away from the fire, cut two more slices of bread and spread on them all the margarine that was left; then put them on a plate on the table, covering them with a saucer to prevent them getting hard and dry during the night

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54. butter at all: it was margarine, so there!'

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55. There was rather a lot to do on the days following these functions: the washing up, the tables and chairs to put away, the floor to sweep, and so on; but the extra work was supposed to be compensated by the cakes and broken victuals generally left over from the feast, which were much appreciated as a welcome change from the bread and dripping or margarine that constituted Mrs White's and Bert's usual fare

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56. on bread and margarine and tea

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57. `- all the very best of everything is reserved exclusively for the enjoyment of the people in divisions one and two, while the workers subsist on block ornaments, margarine, adulterated tea, mysterious beer, and are content - only grumbling when they are unable to obtain even such fare as this

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58. The advertisement was not an ordinary pair of sandwich boards, but a sort of box without any bottom or lid, a wooden frame, four sides covered with canvas, an which were pasted printed bills advertising margarine

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59. As a rule, they partook of this without stopping work: they had it on the floor beside them and ate and drank and worked at the same time - a paint-brushful of white lead in one hand, and a piece of bread and margarine in the other

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60. Toil-worn women, most of them dressed in other women's shabby cast-off clothing - weary, tired-looking mothers who fed their children for the most part on adulterated tea, tinned skimmed milk and bread and margarine, grew furious as they thought of the wicked Socialists who were trying to bring Ruin upon them

61. They had children whom they had to bring up for the most part on `skim' milk, bread, margarine, and adulterated tea

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62. Melt butter or margarine in a pan and add the milk and

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