margarine

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margarine

Butter substitute made from refined vegetable oils or a combination of vegetable oils and fats. Coloring material and vitamins A and D are added. It contains 9 kcal/g.
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Gwlithod a malwod: Mi fyddaf yn defnyddio cwrw neu lager rhad, mewn twb menyn neu "Farged Ann" (Margerine).
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"I stopped eating things like butter, margerine and lots of sugary foods.
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1952: There was a large national increase in the price of rations such as cheese and margerine, and some subsidies were even removed, leaving many people out of pocket.
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