[DOC] [TLE] The Surprisingly Interesting History of Margarine | Mental Floss [PAR] Aug 31, 2010 ... Let's take a look at the origins of the butter substitute, and the dairy ... pearly 
deposits, so he named it after the Greek word margarites, for... [DOC] [TLE] Napoleon and the Invention of Margarine - Today I Found Out [PAR] Dec 19, 2013 ... Napoleon and the Invention of Margarine ... His discovery consisted of shiny, 
pearl-like deposits, so margarites seemed an apt name, as it is the Greek word 
for pearly. ... armed forces, could certainly use an affordable substitute for butter; 
... A chemist named Hippolyte Mge-Mouris rose to the occasion,... [DOC] [TLE] 07-20-12 Column [PAR] Jul 20, 2012 ... So he called it "acide margarique" after the Greek word "margarites" - pearly. ... 
for churning beef tallow with milk - modern margarine is made from vegetable oil 
- to create a butter substitute. ... Dairy farmers were not excited about the 
invention as they were afraid margarine would take over their market. [DOC] [TLE] the greeks have a word for it - Emerald [PAR] Margarine was invented by the ... a butter substitute until some years after the 
second world war. Observing a pearly shine about his new discovery, Mge (not. 
Marge!) Mouris called it margarine, from the Greek for pearl, margarites. Thanks
... [DOC] [TLE] UPG PhLog  Blog Archive  Margarine! Margarine! Margarine! [PAR] Jul 15, 2014 ... Napoleon III had offered a prize for a cheap butter substitute and Mge-Mouris 
won with his invention of oleomargarine. ... who named the pearly substance 
acide margarique after the Greek word for pearl: margarites). ... of that great-
great-grandchild of oleomargarine: something called spread.... [DOC] [TLE] UPG PhLog  inventions [PAR] Jun 22, 2016 ... An electrical engineer named Charles Rolland Charley Douglass invented the 
... Napoleon III had offered a prize for a cheap butter substitute and Mge-
Mouris won with his invention of oleomargarine. ... who named the pearly 
substance acide margarique after the Greek word for pearl: margarites). [DOC] [TLE] I LOVE YOU IDA BAILEY ALLEN, WHERE EVER YOU ARE ... [PAR] Dec 25, 2010 ... She was also president and founder of the National Radio Home-Makers Club, 
and thousands of radio listeners ... Mege-Mouriese named the lustrous butter 
substitute after the Greek word 'margarites' meaning pearly. [DOC] [TLE] 3 - Online Etymology Dictionary [PAR] The word was widely perverted in Germanic languages by folk-etymology, ... from 
(acide) margarique "margaric (acid);" literally "pearly," from Greek margarites "
pearl" ... Invented 1869 by French scientist Hippolyte Mge-Mouries and made in 
part ... The "enterprising merchant" of Paris, who sells Margarine as a substitute 
for... [DOC] [TLE] Margarine v butter: are synthetic spreads toast? | Life and style | The ... [PAR] Jul 8, 2013 ... On the other, there's margarine: the arriviste spread invented in the 1860s. It 
might not taste ... Napoleon wanted to find a long-life alternative to butter to feed 
troops in the Franco-Prussian war. ... He called it "oleomargarine" after 
margarites, the Greek word for pearls  a reference to its pearly sheen. In 1871... [DOC] [TLE] History of Soy Oil Margarine - Page 1 - SoyInfo Center [PAR] The word "margarine," like the food, is an invention. ... In 1813 he named one of 
these "margaric acid" because it glistened with lustrous pearly drops that 
reminded him of the Greek word for pearl, margaron or margarites . ... In Europe 
after the 1850s there were recurring shortages of butter and ensuing high prices, 
caused... [DOC] [TLE] Pass The Butter - Dr. Janet Starr Hull, PhD, CN [PAR] Butter got a bad rap in the United States after WWI when margarine came on the 
market like ... chemist, in response to Napoleon III's request for a wholesome 
butter alternative. ... he singled out one and named it margaric acid, because of

Question: The inventor of this substitute named it after the Greek word for "pearly"--margarites
Answer: margarine