Yes. A section of Wisconsin law under the heading “oleomargarine regulations” states:
“The serving of colored oleomargarine or margarine at a public eating place as a substitute for table butter is prohibited unless it is ordered by the customer.”
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Yes. A section of Wisconsin law under the heading “oleomargarine regulations” states:
“The serving of colored oleomargarine or margarine at a public eating place as a substitute for table butter is prohibited unless it is ordered by the customer.”
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