[macqm]

Do you know if "I can't believe it's not butter" contains butter?

[chrismcb]

That is a different question. If something is labeled "butter"it is probably butter. If it is labeled "not butter" it definitely should have a label that says "might contain butter. Now I understand the labeling and allergy concerns. Like does "almond milk" contain milk? I didn't know but it probably contains almonds or almond extract.

[undersuit]

So cookie butter is a butter that contains milk?

[hoppyhoppy2]

Do you mean cookie batter?

[undersuit]

I do not, but cookie batter should also be labelled if it has dairy/butter.

[sib]

Sorry, what the heck is "cookie butter" (native English speaker here, in case it matters...)?

[undersuit]

Ha, why would a non-native English speaker ever be shopping in our glorious American stores? /s

Cookie butter is sweet spread primarily made of ground up cookies and is from France/Belgium/the Netherlands.

[Hizonner]

That's pretty much irrelevant to whether you know if butter contains butter.

[dcrazy]

Is “almond butter” butter? What about “clarified butter”?

[Hizonner]

First of all, this isn't either of those. It's just plain old butter, labelled as such.

Secondly, people in general also know what those are.