Has anyone else seen the lamb-shaped butter for sale at the grocery store? It kind of creeps me out.
I looked it up, and it turns out that lamb-shaped butter is sold by a company named Keller during March and April, turkey-shaped butter is sold in October and November, and Christmas tree-shaped butter is sold in December. I also found out that this making lamb-shaped butter is a tradition for many people celebrating Easter. I have never heard of this! Am I alone in thinking this is odd? Have I somehow just missed the boat on this one?
Check it out for yourselves, and let me know what you think!
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