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When Unigate (succeeded by Dairy Crest) had the naming rights to ], the latter was known as the Utterly Butterly Wing-walking Display Team. When Unigate (succeeded by Dairy Crest) had the naming rights to ], the latter was known as the Utterly Butterly Wing-walking Display Team.


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==See also== ==See also==

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Not to be confused with Amul.
The Utterly Butterly Wing-walking Display Team advertising for the spread, 2005

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 Unigate (succeeded by Dairy Crest) had the naming rights to AeroSuperBatics Ltd, the latter was known as the Utterly Butterly Wing-walking Display Team.

Utterly Butterly ©®™ is also a derrogotary statement against the facially challenged girls created by Abdullah Zubairu

See also

  • Clover, another Dairy Crest spread brand

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