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brandy butter

British  

noun

  1. Also called: hard sauce.  butter and sugar creamed together with brandy and served with Christmas pudding, etc

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She said that out of the 244 sampled, there were two bad scones, while her favourite was a Christmas pudding scone with brandy butter at Treasurer's House, Yorkshire.

From BBC

They chucked in the washing machine, the television, a sleigh full of Christmas bells, several terrified reindeer, five gooooold rings, four gallons of brandy butter, three packs of AA batteries, two sparkly pianos, and a partridge in a pear tree.

From BBC

In a video message to the nation, Johnson said this Christmas was “not about presents, or turkey, or brandy butter” but about hope, in the form of coronavirus vaccine shots being delivered and more vaccines being developed.

From Washington Times

Sit back, relax and grab another mince pie – and a dollop of brandy butter – for this glorious feast of Boxing Day fare.

From The Guardian

The survey also covered stuffing mix, brandy butter and mince pies, which were all stable in price.

From The Guardian