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I can't tell for sure what you are asking, but butter is the fat from cream concentrated by churning. Cream is the fatty part of fresh milk that floats to the surface and is skimmed off. The fat in butter solidifies just below room temperature.

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How do you spell solidified?

Solidified is correct.


What is another word for solidified?

Another word for solidified is coagulated.


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How do use the word solidified in a sentence?

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Is it bad to eat chocolate that has melted and solidified again?

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