Jean Baptiste Colbert and Pierre Le Pesant, Sieur de Boisguilbert In 1665 1683 Jean Baptiste Colbert (1619 1683) was minister of finance under King Louis XIV of France, setting up national guilds to regulate major industries.

We're out of butter.

In the old days when they used to make butter, you know how you make butter?

I'd like some more butter.

Is there any butter in the refrigerator?

Where's the butter?

We're out of butter.

Where is the butter?

Milk is made into butter.

Milk is made into butter.

Pour melted butter over the popcorn.

He spread butter on the bread.

He ate bread with butter.

Tom buttered his toast.

I need more butter.

You sure do use a lot of butter.

He wants peanut butter.

I hate peanut butter.

Butter is not recommended.

Please pass me the butter.

Pass me the butter, please.

We make butter from milk.

He likes bread and butter.

She bought two pounds of butter.

I only have butter in the refrigerator.

Some bread and butter.

We are applying butter on our bread.

This is not butter. It's margarine.

There's no more butter in the fridge.

I'm buttering the bread.

Do you like peanut butter?

I bought vegetables, beef and butter.

Tom put some butter on his toast.

It was described by Edwin Harris Colbert, working at the American Museum of Natural History.

We make milk into cheese and butter.

Peanut butter and jelly, please.

Tom likes popcorn with lots of butter.

She used margarine instead of butter.

Tom is spreading butter on the bread.

Butter made from pasteurized fresh cream is called sweet cream butter.

I was caught off guard when Stephen Colbert asked me a profound question, a profound question.

Under Colbert, the French government became deeply involved in the economy in order to increase exports.

Louis and Colbert also had wide ranging plans to bolster French commerce and trade.

Butter is made from milk.

Cheese and butter are products made from milk.