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Inclined-to-Butter(TM) dish Home
The Inclined-to-Butter™ is designed to hold a stick of butter at a tilt – both laterally and horizontally – so that cold butter when sliced remains immobile, rather than fish-tailing, flipping or being otherwise unwieldy as it is in traditional butter dishes. Another benefit of this dish is that if butter is left in it, outside of refrigeration, on a hot day, any melting will not spill out because the unique double-V design prevents spillage. Lastly, the dish provides consumers who prefer unique designs for otherwise common tableware items an option. See http://www.inclinedtobutter.com/story.htm for more information.
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| Anonymous | inclined butter dish | 1 | Aug 17 2011, 5:01 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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Thread started: Aug 7 2011, 2:20 PM EDT
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where can I purchase one please ?
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| Anonymous | Great idea | 1 | Aug 17 2011, 4:57 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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| Anonymous | Let's get going! | 1 | Aug 3 2010, 6:57 PM EDT by Anonymous | ||
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When are you going to start making these? I can't wait!
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