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What is a square of butter?

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normally it means a block of butter. Most companies make butter in different incraments. one of them are a box of four blocks (or sticks of butter).

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Butter cut into a small square.

A stick of butter is typically about 1 inch on a side. A "pat" of butter is a slice off the end of the stick, about 1/4 inch thick.

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1/2 cup

* One stick of butter is 1/2 cup. The entire square (uncut into quarters) is 2 cups.

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a tablespoon

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