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Obsessed with the viral butter candle? Here is how safe the candle is and what all you should keep in mind before introducing the candle at your next party!

Viral Butter Candle: How safe is the latest TikTok trend and what to keep in mind

Obsessed with the viral butter candle? Here is how safe the candle is and what all you should keep in mind before introducing the candle at your next party!

Right from 2022, butter candles have been a rage. Be it kitty parties or a mega Thanksgiving dinner, butter candles have taken over as one of leading innovative party ideas. If this festive season, you too are all set to make a butter candle, here are some things that you should keep in mind.
How safe is it?
The answer to this question lies in the way of making the butter candles. The main concern lies in what kind of wick you are using. You should make sure that you are using an edible wick when making your butter candle. You can use hemp wicks or beeswax wicks as the safest options. Make sure to never use a non-edible wick. Most wicks are made of cotton or wood with some having a metal core. This is not the ideal scene. If you accidentally eat the cotton or the wood, you may have serious digestive issues.&nbsp;
Once your wick is sorted, you are just eating melted butter!
However, make sure you keep an eye on your butter candle, and just like a regular candle, never leave it unattended. Even while hosting parties, make sure your guests are safe while dipping their breads in this viral candle.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/winter-health-is-consuming-ghee-daily-a-healthy-habit-know-here-1700476735263">Winter Health: Is consuming ghee daily a healthy habit? Know here</a>

You've been spreading butter on your toast all wrong, TikToker shares the correct way to do it. Watch here! 

Spread restaurant butter pats this way; take a look at the hack

You've been spreading butter on your toast all wrong, TikToker shares the correct way to do it. Watch here!&nbsp;

Spreading hard butter can ruin your toast, especially when you're at restaurants or at a hotel where only pats of butter cloaked in golden wrappers are available.&nbsp;
A TikToker recently shared the correct way to spread those pats of butter on bread, and social media users are amazed by the results.&nbsp;
In the video, the TikToker can be seen using a fork to poke holes in the wrapped butter cube. He then squeezes the topping out over the bread covering the entire slice with butter that looks like noodles.&nbsp;
With more than 7.4 million views, the video went viral on social media in no time and many users tried the hack themselves, calling it a genius one.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/butter-hack-easy-way-to-soften-frozen-butter-in-minutes-know-here-1678880594751">Butter hack: Easy way to soften frozen butter in minutes, know here</a>

The claim that there is a shortage of dairy products is untrue said Purushottam Rupala, fisheries minister. He also said that dairy products would not be imported, but domestic sector will be used to increase supplies. 

India not to import butter, other dairy products; to tap domestic sector to improve supplies: Rupala

The claim that there is a shortage of dairy products is untrue said Purushottam Rupala, fisheries minister. He also said that dairy products would not be imported, but domestic sector will be used to increase supplies.&nbsp;

Union minister Parshottam Rupala on Friday made it clear that the country will not import dairy products like butter and the supplies will be improved with the help of huge untapped domestic sector.
"There is no truth in it (shortage of dairy products). No import will take place," Rupala, who is incharge of ministry of fisheries, animal husbandry and dairying, told reporters on the sidelines of an event.
He said there is no shortage of milk in the country and the government is regularly monitoring.
"The demand has increased. We have huge untapped area, we will try to tap that...We will manage it properly and there is no need to worry," he said and urged farmers and consumers not to worry about it.
On rise in retail prices of dairy products, the minister said there is no need to worry about the prices. Farmers are getting good rates

FSSAI shares a simple experiment to find out if your butter is adulterated with starch or not. 

FSSAI shares simple test to detect adulteration in butter

FSSAI shares a simple experiment to find out if your butter is adulterated or not, take a look. 

FSSAI puts 'butter' to the purity test! Check out this latest hack

FSSAI shares an easy&nbsp;trick&nbsp;to detect whether the widely consumed food item,&nbsp;butter, is adulterated or not.

The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) is back with yet another hack to check for food adulteration and this time it's for&nbsp;butter.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/fssai-ensures-that-you-always-sip-on-a-quality-cup-of-chai-1635746013167">FSSAI ensures that you always sip on a quality cup of chai!</a>
According to FSSAI, butter can be contaminated with starch which can lead to serious health risks. So, it is best to conduct an adulteration test before consumption. FSSAI recently shared a simple experiment on Twitter, and here's&nbsp;how it went!
Take some water or oil in two transparent glass bowls. Then add half a teaspoon of butter and 2-3 drops of iodine solution to the bowls. If the butter is unadulterated, there will be no colour change in the solution. Adulterated butter, on the other hand, will change the solution's colour to blue.
Also watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/fssai-is-back-with-another-purity-test-this-time-for-ragi-1637914830856">&nbsp;FSSAI is back with another purity test; this time for Ragi</a>

K-pop band&nbsp;BTS&nbsp;who is currently promoting its latest song 'Butter' has sent a message of hope to all its fans in India as the country battles the second wave of&nbsp;Covid-19.
Speaking to PTI&nbsp;during an interaction about their latest song 'Butter', BTS&nbsp;said their&nbsp;prayers are with India and hope the Army&nbsp;never loses hope.
Reportedly the track crossed 113 million views on YouTube in the first 24 hours of its release on Friday.

BTS' message to Indian fans amid Covid-19 crisis: never lose hope, stay strong

BTS&nbsp;sends&nbsp;message of hope to Indian fans amid Covid&nbsp;crisis
Never lose hope, stay strong: BTS&nbsp;to Indian fans
BTS' latest track 'Butter' crossed 113 million views on YouTube

K-pop band&nbsp;BTS&nbsp;who is currently promoting its recently released track 'Butter' has sent a message of hope to all its fans in India as the country battles the second wave of&nbsp;Covid-19.
In an email interaction, BTS&nbsp;said their&nbsp;prayers are with India and urged their fans, known as ARMY to stay strong and not lose hope.
Reportedly BTS' latest track 'Butter' crossed 113 million views on YouTube in the first 24 hours of its release on Friday.

K-pop band BTS have announced the plans for their eight anniversary, and their fandom ARMY is going gaga over it.
Titled 'BTS 2021 Muster SOWOOZOO', this year&rsquo;s show will be an online live-streaming event.
Scheduled for June 13 and 14, the Muster will feature various events, with June 14 titled 'World Tour Version' to showcase the group&rsquo;s foreign language songs.
The group made the announcement with an official poster of the event, which has the seven-member band standing together against a backdrop of nature.
However, details about the tickets, timings and streaming will be announced soon.

To celebrate their 8th anniversary, BTS announces 2021 Muster 'SOWOOZOO'

To celebrate their 8th debut anniversary, K-pop sensation band BTS will be holding their yearly 'MUSTER' celebrations on June 13-14

K-pop band BTS announces 2021 Muster 'SOWOOZOO'
BTS 2021 Muster 'Sowoozoo' to be held on June 13-14
Boy band to celebrate their 8th anniversary with two-day event
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K-pop band BTS have announced the plans for their eight anniversary, and their fandom ARMY is going gaga over it.
Titled 'BTS 2021 Muster SOWOOZOO', this year&rsquo;s show will be an online live-streaming event.
Scheduled for June 13 and 14, the Muster will feature various events, with June 14 titled 'World Tour Version' to showcase the group&rsquo;s foreign language songs.
The group made the announcement with an official poster of the event, which has the seven-member band standing together against a backdrop of nature.
However, details about the tickets, timings and streaming will be announced soon.

K-Pop band BTS&rsquo; latest song &lsquo;Butter&rsquo; has set a new YouTube record.
The song got 10 million views on YouTube in just 13 minutes, upon its release on Friday.
The dance-pop music video also drew around 3.89 million concurrent viewers during its midnight (EST) premiere.
In its first five hours of release, the track had over 47,034,131 views on YouTube and 4.8 million likes.
'Butter' is the BTS&rsquo; second English song after last year&rsquo;s smash hit &lsquo;Dynamite&rsquo;.

BTS’ ‘Butter’ makes YouTube history, surpasses 10mn views in just 13 mins

K-Pop band BTS'&nbsp;latest song 'Butter' set a new record with 10 million views on YouTube in just 13 minutes

BTS' 'Butter' makes YouTube history
'Butter' surpasses 10million views in just 13 minutes
'Butter' is BTS&rsquo; second English song after 'Dynamite'

K-Pop band BTS&rsquo; latest song &lsquo;Butter&rsquo; has set a new YouTube record.
The song got 10 million views on YouTube in just 13 minutes, upon its release on Friday.
The dance-pop music video also drew around 3.89 million concurrent viewers during its midnight premiere.
Not just this, BTS&nbsp;has broken their own record as it surpassed 110 million views in less than 24 hours.&nbsp;
'Butter' is the BTS&rsquo; second English song after last year&rsquo;s smash hit &lsquo;Dynamite&rsquo;.

It is time to put on the dancing shoes and get groovy to the tunes of&nbsp;BTS's new summer track. 
Titled &lsquo;Butter', the songs shows boys channelling some major '80s vibes with this epic new dance-pop number.&nbsp;
While the video switches between different sets from elevator to basketball court, the one part their fans, the ARMYs are loving the most is the one where the members spelled out &lsquo;ARMY&rsquo; with their poses.&nbsp;
'Butter' is BTS' second English single following last year smash hit 'Dynamite&rsquo;.&nbsp;

Watch! K-pop band BTS serve ‘Butter’ with their new single

BTS' latest track &lsquo;Butter&rsquo; is out, this is the K-pop band&rsquo;s second English language track after 2020's &lsquo;Dynamite&rsquo;

BTS drops teaser of their new music video &lsquo;Butter&rsquo;
Song channels &lsquo;80s vibes with the new track&nbsp;
ARMY goes gaga with the band&rsquo;s second English track

It is time to put on the dancing shoes and get groovy to the tunes of&nbsp;BTS's new summer track.
Titled &lsquo;Butter', the songs shows boys channelling some major '80s vibes with this epic new dance-pop number.&nbsp;
The video switches between different sets from elevator to basketball court. The one part their fans will like is where the members are spelling out &lsquo;ARMY&rsquo; with their poses.&nbsp;
'Butter' is BTS' second English single following last year's smash hit 'Dynamite&rsquo;.&nbsp;

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