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'''] Utterly Butterly''' is a ] brand of dairy spreads, created by ] and sold in 2000 to ] as part of the milk and cheese division. '''] Utterly Butterly''' is a ] brand of dairy spreads, created by ] and sold in 2000 to ] as part of the milk and cheese division.


When Dairy Crest had the naming rights to ], it was known as the Utterly Butterly Wing-walking Display Team. When Dairy Crest had the naming rights to ], it was known as the Utterly Butterly Wing-walking Display Team.

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Not to be confused with Amul.

St. Ivel Utterly Butterly is a British brand of dairy spreads, created by Unigate and sold in 2000 to Dairy Crest as part of the milk and cheese division.

When Dairy Crest had the naming rights to AeroSuperBatics Ltd, it was known as the Utterly Butterly Wing-walking Display Team.

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