Ep 65 - Margarine vs Butter: The Strange History Behind the Spread
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Margarine might seem like an ordinary kitchen staple, but its history is anything but boring. A listener question sent Michelle down a surprising rabbit hole that includes government bans, dairy industry lobbying, smuggling across Canadian borders, and even a literal “colour war” over whether margarine could be yellow.
What seems like a simple butter substitute has a surprisingly dramatic past. Margarine has sparked political fights, government bans, and even a black market. And just when it was celebrated as the healthier choice, science uncovered a twist that changed how we think about it entirely.
So is margarine actually healthier than butter? Michelle breaks down the latest nutrition research, explains how modern margarines are made, and shares practical tips for choosing healthier spreads. As always, the real takeaway goes beyond a single ingredient: it’s about the overall quality of your diet.
If you thought margarine was boring, think again.
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