Ever heard of the Butter Line?

[shadsterling@mastodon.social]

@infobeautiful makes sense; people in colder places eating more calories

[voguelagalere@mastodon.online]

@infobeautiful Where the butter line and the vermouth line intersect is where you'll find Julia Child.

[luc0x61@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@infobeautiful I'm in the olive oil area!

[kimlockhartga@beige.party]

@infobeautiful the correct answer is butter + olive oil. Making veggies taste good since forever.

[lydialurch@mastodon.social]

@kimlockhartga @infobeautiful This is the way.

[stephengentle@ioc.exchange]

@ShadSterling @infobeautiful Also if you look at the climate, the olive oil region is close to exactly the areas where olives can be easily cultivated.

[remittancegirl@mstdn.social]

@kimlockhartga Amen @infobeautiful

[torf@c.im]

@infobeautiful which sense does this comparison make without sunflower and other oils?

[lemgandi@mastodon.social]

@infobeautiful Huh! I wonder about the Scrapple Line here in the US. I think it runs North-South, somewhere West of Virginia. To the West, nobody has heard of scrapple. To the East, it's a common food.

[captain69@mastodon.social]

@infobeautiful WHAT ABOUT THE REAL BUTTER ? WICH IS SALTED BUTTER !

[kitkat_blue@mastodon.social]

@infobeautiful

I'm down with anything that makes brits feel uncomfortable in Spain...

[generalstrike@mastodon.social]

@infobeautiful Would love to see the intersection between this and the extent of where olive trees can fruit sucessfully.