Does margarine contain milk

Answer 1

Margarine is not necessarily a dairy product, but often contains dairy products (such as modified milk ingredients or casein) in its ingredients, and so is not always safe for people who are avoiding milk.

Answer 2

On a nutritional level, butter and margarine are placed into the fat category. Cream may be too, depending on its fat content. On a practical level, yes, cream and butter are dairy products because they are made from milk and milkfat. The classification of margarine would depend on how it was made, which will change from brand to brand. If it is made with buttercream, it will most likely be considered a dairy product. These are, of course, generalizations; the best thing to do is read the label. Margarine is sometimes also made from hydrogenated vegetable oils and also some times from fish liver oils or fats

Answer 3

yes

From Elliot O'Toole:

butter along with margarine are actually in the fats and sugars section.

Answer 4

Yes, butter in any form is a dairy product.

Answer 5

it depends on what type of margarine, usually margarine is softened or melted butter wich may contain dairy.

Answer 6

Margarine is not a dairy product: by definition, butter is milk fat and is dairy while margarine is made from vegetable fat, and is non dairy.

Answer 7

it has milk, but not egg.

Answer 8

yes it is

Answer 9

no