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Butter or Marge?

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pickle | 14:12 Wed 13th Sep 2006 | Food & Drink
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When a recipe says to use butter I always use a substitute, usually one of the butter like margarines. Am I making a lot of difference to the end product or does it not really matter?
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Its really a question of personal taste, I use butter for everything, my wife uses marge, needless to say, i'm only allowed to cook rare on occasions.
As Lonnie says, it's a matter of personal preference, plus it depends on what's being made. I would use margarine for pastry and scones, butter for shortbread, croissants or biscuits, olive oil for bread, salad dressings and frying vegetables and groundnut or corn oil for mayonnaise.
I also use butter, no matter what the recipe says.
Everything has worked out OK, so far!

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