butteries (Meaning)

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butteries (pl.)

of Buttery

Butteries are small storage spaces found in traditional Scottish homes, often used for keeping foodstuffs cool.
The kitchen was filled with the comforting aroma of freshly baked bread from the butteries.
In historical architecture, butteries were commonly situated near the pantry or kitchen for convenient access to dairy products.
Grandma always kept her homemade preserves tucked away in the butteries to maintain their freshness.
The castle's butteries were well-stocked with cheeses, butters, and other delicacies fit for a royal feast.
Despite their name, butteries weren't solely used for storing butter but were versatile storage areas for various perishables.
Tourists marveled at the intricate carvings adorning the doors of the ancient butteries in the castle's lower levels.
The servants hurriedly restocked the butteries before the arrival of the noble guests for the banquet.
Each morning, the housekeeper would inspect the butteries to ensure everything was properly stored and accounted for.
The cool air wafting from the butteries provided a refreshing respite from the summer heat in the castle's bustling kitchen.

of Buttery

larders, pantries, closets, cuddies, ambries, wardrobes, cloakrooms, spences, garderobes, presses

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Butteries are small storage spaces found in traditional Scottish homes, often used for keeping foodstuffs cool.

The kitchen was filled with the comforting aroma of freshly baked bread from the butteries.

In historical architecture, butteries were commonly situated near the pantry or kitchen for convenient access to dairy products.

Grandma always kept her homemade preserves tucked away in the butteries to maintain their freshness.