Which butter-measuring method measures butter by its label?

• A. Dry cup measuring method
• B. Stick method
• C. Water displacement method
• D. Portion size

Answer: (B)

Butter sticks are printed with measurement indicators on the wrapper. The stick method uses those pre-marked lines to measure by simply breaking off along the indicated portions. This makes it quick and accurate because the packaging provides exact amounts in tablespoons or cups per portion, so you don’t need extra tools or guesswork. Other methods don’t rely on the label: a dry cup measuring method would require packing butter into a dry measuring cup and leveling, which isn’t how butter is typically measured; the water displacement method relies on submerging the item to see how much water is displaced, which isn’t practical for butter and can affect its texture; a listed portion size is just the target amount and not a measurement technique tied to the butter’s labeled markings.