Norway faces butter shortage for Christmas. BBCNewsHeadlines on Dec 13, 2011 Norwegians are facing a severe butter shortage which hinders them from baking traditional Christmas biscuits. Butter has …More
Norway faces butter shortage for Christmas.
BBCNewsHeadlines on Dec 13, 2011 Norwegians are facing a severe butter shortage which hinders them from baking traditional Christmas biscuits.
Butter has sold out in shops partly as the result of a "low-carb" diet sweeping the Nordic nation which emphasises a higher intake of fats.
Sales suddenly soared by 20 per cent in October and 30 per cent in November.
Others blame a wet summer which reduced the quality of animal feed and cut milk production.
Deborah Basckin reports.
BBCNewsHeadlines on Dec 13, 2011 Norwegians are facing a severe butter shortage which hinders them from baking traditional Christmas biscuits.
Butter has sold out in shops partly as the result of a "low-carb" diet sweeping the Nordic nation which emphasises a higher intake of fats.
Sales suddenly soared by 20 per cent in October and 30 per cent in November.
Others blame a wet summer which reduced the quality of animal feed and cut milk production.
Deborah Basckin reports.
Norwegians are facing a severe butter shortage which hinders them from baking traditional Christmas biscuits.
Butter has sold out in shops partly as the result of a "low-carb" diet sweeping the Nordic nation which emphasises a higher intake of fats.
Sales suddenly soared by 20 per cent in October and 30 per cent in November.
Others blame a wet summer which reduced the quality of animal feed and …More
Norwegians are facing a severe butter shortage which hinders them from baking traditional Christmas biscuits.
Butter has sold out in shops partly as the result of a "low-carb" diet sweeping the Nordic nation which emphasises a higher intake of fats.
Sales suddenly soared by 20 per cent in October and 30 per cent in November.
Others blame a wet summer which reduced the quality of animal feed and cut milk production.
Deborah Basckin reports.
Butter has sold out in shops partly as the result of a "low-carb" diet sweeping the Nordic nation which emphasises a higher intake of fats.
Sales suddenly soared by 20 per cent in October and 30 per cent in November.
Others blame a wet summer which reduced the quality of animal feed and cut milk production.
Deborah Basckin reports.