Butter clogs artery after fire at US dairy plant blocks canal with melted fat
Firefighters describe struggling through butter ‘three inches thick’ on steps as they battled blaze at Wisconsin factory
A fire that broke out a Wisconsin dairy plant on Monday night sent a river of melted butter flowing across the factory floor and into nearby storm drains, where it clogged a historic water artery.
The conflagration erupted at an Associated Milk Producers, Inc facility in Portage around 9pm local time, firefighters said on Wednesday. Nobody was injured.
