Crossword Clue: Kind of butter
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Kind of butter"
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- ___ Brown Betty (fruity dessert)
- ___ II (Jobs-Wozniak creation)
- "An ___ a day..."
- "An ___ a day ..."
- Baseball, slangily
- ______Hill, Ontario
- A Dow Jones Industrial
- Beatles' record label
- Beatles record label
- Aphrodite's prize
- Big __
- Big ___
- Big city nickname with a big no-no?
- Big fruit for N.Y.C.
- Big name in computers
- Adam had one!
- Big name in phones
- Big name in smartwatches
- Big-time tablet maker
- Baby name chosen by Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin (2004)
- Bob hope?
- Bobber's quest
- Bobbing goal
- Bobbing hope
- Bobbing object
- Bobbing prize
- Body shape of the abdomen-heavy
- Baldwin, e.g.
- Baldwin, for one
- Inspiration for Isaac Newton
- Fameuse, e.g.
- Fameuse
- Familiar fruit logo
- Granny Smith, e.g.
- Granny Smith, for one
- Granny Smith fruit
- Granny Smith is one
- Granny Smith or McIntosh
- Granny Smith or pippin (5)
- Granny Smith or Winesap
- Common fruit
- Braeburn or Gala
- iPad company
- iPad maker
- iPad manufacturer
- iPad producer
- iPad seller
- iPhone maker
- iPod maker
- Company founded by Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs, and Ronald Wayne
- Green ___ Quick Step
- Company started by Jobs and Wozniak
- Company that makes iPhones
- Company that makes the iPhone
- Company that promotes i contact?
- Company whose co-founder sold his VW minibus for startup cash
- Company with Genius Bars
- Brandy flavor
- Certain sauce source
- Isaac Newton's inspiration
- Computer choice
- Computer company
- Computer giant
- Fruit
- Fruit associated with the island of Avalon
- Computer logo
- Computer name
- Delicious.
- Delicious food?
- Delicious for one
- Delicious, for one
- Delicious fruit
- Delicious or McIntosh
- Delicious snack?
- Fruit for Eris
- Fruit for New Yorkers?
- Fruit from Eden?
- Fruit in a crumble or a crisp
- Fruit in the nickname of New York City
- Fruit of temptation
- Fruit sometimes dipped in toffee
- Fruit that "keeps the doctor away"
- Fruit that's typically red, yellow, or green
- Fruit to bob for
- Fruit type
- Fruit with a core
- Fruit with Honeycrisp and Fuji varieties
- Fruit-yielding tree
- Fuji, e.g.
- Fuji, for one
- Honeycrisp, e.g.
- It has a core
- It has white flesh
- It knocked Newton's noggin
- Gala, for one
- Gwyneth and Chris's "fruit"
- Gwyneth Paltrow's daughter
- Gwyneth's daughter
- Brown Betty fruit
- Brown betty ingredient
- Cook's bailiwick
- Cook's concern?
- Cook's corp.
- Halloween bobber's prize
- It split from Tell's hit
- Huge name in electrics
- Item on a schoolmarm's desk, maybe
- It's big in NYC
- First U.S. company to be valued at $1 trillion
- Cider flavor
- Cider fruit
- Cider ingredient
- Cider provider
- Cider source
- "I only run the Mac as needed, turning it off when not in use..."
- i-opening company?
- IBM alternative
- I.B.M. rival
- IBM rival
- iCloud company
- iCompany?
- Flavor of Calvados brandy
- Gift from a teacher's pet
- iLife producer
- Classic gift for teacher
- Essence of a "butter"
- Doctor repellent?
- "Give Peace a Chance" label
- Crisp fruit
- Crisp snack
- Important part of a Tell tale
- Eve's downfall
- Eve's fruit
- Eve's offering
- Evil queen's offering to Snow White
- Jobs and Wozniak founded it
- Jobs and Wozniak start-up
- Jobs can be found there
- Jobs' company
- Jobs creation
- Jobs may be found at this company
- Jobs site
- Jobs site?
- Cobbler flavor
- Cobbler fruit
- Cobbler ingredient
- Caramel ___ (sweet treat on a stick)
- Cobbler's material?
- Cupertino-based tech giant
- Forbidden fruit, traditionally
- Dow 30 company
- Golden Delicious, e.g.
- Golden Delicious, for one
- "Hey Jude" record label, or what the end of each starred answer is
- Juice source
- Fab Four record label
- Ingredient in Waldorf salad
- Pink Lady, for example
- Proverbial preventive
- Still-life fruit
- Still-life item
- Pippin, for one
- Pippin
- Serpent's offering in Genesis
- Stock market sensation of 2012
- Keeps the doc away
- Noted gadgets maker
- The Beatles' label
- The Big __ (New York City)
- The Big ___ (New York City)
- The Big -- (New York City)
- Kind of butter or brandy
- Kind of butter
- Strudel base
- Strudel component
- Strudel ingredient
- The fruit of Loammi Baldwin's labor
- The fruit of Loammi Baldwin's labors
- Kind of sauce
- Traditional temptation
- William Tell's target
- Kind of turnover
- Quaint schoolroom item
- Rome Beauty, e.g.
- Rome Beauty
- Rome, e.g.
- Rome, for one
- Rome or Jonathan
- Something shipped from Washington
- "Odell Lake" computer company
- Winesap
- Winesap, e.g.
- Winesap, for one
- Winesap or Northern Spy
- QuickTime maker
- Tree in the Garden of the Hesperides
- Offering for a teacher
- McIntosh, e.g.
- McIntosh or Delicious
- McIntosh or Granny Smith
- McIntosh or Winesap
- Trillion dollar co.
- Waldorf salad cube
- Waldorf-salad ingredient
- Waldorf salad ingredient
- Poisonous gift to Snow White
- Label founded by the Beatles
- Label launched by the Beatles
- NASDAQ-100 stock
- Popular computer
- Natural snack
- Popular pie
- Popular pie fruit
- Microsoft competitor
- Microsoft rival
- Record label launched in 1968
- Red Delicious, e.g.
- Red Delicious fruit
- Red fruit
- Red "McIntosh" fruit
- Red Northern Spy
- Pearmain, e.g.
- Pearmain or pippin
- Love ____: tomato
- New York is a big one
- Love or candy follower
- Newton's inspiration
- Lunchbox fruit
- Mac, for one
- Mac maker
- Present for a teacher
- Present for the teacher
- Macintosh e.g.
- Macintosh logo
- Macintosh maker
- Macintosh or McIntosh
- Let loose, maybe
- Modern watchmaker
- Mom's kind of pie
- Ontario's ____ Hill
- Northern Spy.
- Northern Spy, e.g.
- Orchard fruit
- Orchard product
- Orchard tree
- Maker of i-opening products?
- Pie choice
- Maker of Logic and Final Cut
- Pie filling
- Pie fruit
- Pie or cider fruit
- Pie type
- Maker of the iPad
- Prop for a Tell skit
- Prop in "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"
- Source of cider
- Summer Rambo, e.g.
- Russet, e.g.
- Russet or winesap
- S&P 500 company
- S&P 500 stock
- Washington product
- Turnover fruit
- Turnover item
- Samsung's phone competitor
- Sweeting, e.g.
- Sweeting or greening
- Satan's lure
- Sauce fruit
- Sauce source
- Sister of Moses
- Tablet maker of note
- "World's most admired company," per Fortune
- "Under the Table" singer Fiona
- What Eris threw
- Target for Tell
- Tim Cook is its new CEO
- Teacher's fruit
- Teacher's stereotypical gift
- Tech behemoth
- Tech company that was sued by the Beatles
- Tech giant
- Tell tale item
- Tell tale target
- Tell target
- Tell's target
- Snack item
- US computer company
- Temptation for Atalanta
- Stayman, for one
- "Snow White" fruit
- "Snow White . . ." key plot device
- Snow White's downfall
- Snow White's undoing
- User of the prefix "i-"
- Steve Wozniak's company
- Steven Jobs' creation
Recent Usage of Kind of butter in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Kind of butter" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Kind of butter in their crossword puzzles recently:
- The Puzzle Society - March 30, 2018
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - April 14, 2016
- New York Times - Nov. 18, 2014
- Universal Crossword - June 7, 2010
- Brendan Emmett Quigley - May 5, 2010
- LA Times - June 20, 2009
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 30, 2008
- Universal Crossword - Sept. 26, 2007
- Universal Crossword - Dec. 26, 2002
- Universal Crossword - July 21, 2000
- New York Times - Jan. 2, 2000
- New York Times - May 18, 1986
- New York Times - Dec. 21, 1985
- New York Times - March 30, 1983
- New York Times - March 28, 1973
- New York Times - Dec. 2, 1970
