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    If you love buttermilk as I do then 20220114_210649.jpg this is the start of a very tasty experience. Unlike store bought buttermilk the homemade kind can be fermented to the exact sourness that you desire, for me it is about 4-7 days. If you have not tried it I would highly suggest it.

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    • mrobisrM mrobisr

      If you love buttermilk as I do then 20220114_210649.jpg this is the start of a very tasty experience. Unlike store bought buttermilk the homemade kind can be fermented to the exact sourness that you desire, for me it is about 4-7 days. If you have not tried it I would highly suggest it.

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      mrobisr for me buttermilk is for cooking only.

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        My wife would completely agree with you, but for me it serves that purpose and it is a very delicious drink especially when combined with fresh cornbread.

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        • mrobisrM mrobisr

          If you love buttermilk as I do then 20220114_210649.jpg this is the start of a very tasty experience. Unlike store bought buttermilk the homemade kind can be fermented to the exact sourness that you desire, for me it is about 4-7 days. If you have not tried it I would highly suggest it.

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          mrobisr I am very interested to learn more about it. I love Buttermilk, especially the Bulgarian style which is definitely more tart. I don’t particularly care for the drinking the other types so much as the Bulgarian. The others work fine for cooking though. Let us know how it goes & any tips along the way.

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          • mrobisrM mrobisr

            My wife would completely agree with you, but for me it serves that purpose and it is a very delicious drink especially when combined with fresh cornbread.

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            mrobisr I am with you there. A good multi-purpose drink.

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            • mrobisrM mrobisr

              If you love buttermilk as I do then 20220114_210649.jpg this is the start of a very tasty experience. Unlike store bought buttermilk the homemade kind can be fermented to the exact sourness that you desire, for me it is about 4-7 days. If you have not tried it I would highly suggest it.

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              mrobisr my Dad loved drinking Buttermilk. It was his favorite drink. I only use it to cook with. I don’t even drink regular milk very much, but Buttermilk is not appealing to me at all. I would have loved to try and make it for Dad when he was alive.

              “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                mrobisr for me buttermilk is for cooking only.

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                cdavis I am in the same boat.

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                  mrobisr I am very interested to learn more about it. I love Buttermilk, especially the Bulgarian style which is definitely more tart. I don’t particularly care for the drinking the other types so much as the Bulgarian. The others work fine for cooking though. Let us know how it goes & any tips along the way.

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                  calldoctoday I have been making it for a year or so, the trick is to let it sour to your liking. I like it at 4+ days and 7 is even better. I do not follow directions on the packet of bacteria additive. I add the packet to the milk and let it sit out on the counter for 18-24 hours until it thickens and then put it in the refrigerator for the next 7 days and then enjoy.

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                    calldoctoday I have been making it for a year or so, the trick is to let it sour to your liking. I like it at 4+ days and 7 is even better. I do not follow directions on the packet of bacteria additive. I add the packet to the milk and let it sit out on the counter for 18-24 hours until it thickens and then put it in the refrigerator for the next 7 days and then enjoy.

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                    mrobisr I am going to have to look into that. Thank you.

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                      Had a large glass last night oh my it was good, but tomorrow it will be perfect.

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                        mrobisr I am going to have to look into that. Thank you.

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                        calldoctoday said in Homemade Buttermilk:

                        mrobisr I am going to have to look into that. Thank you.

                        https://cheesemaking.com/products/buttermilk-starter-culture-for-cheese-making?aff=67

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                          calldoctoday said in Homemade Buttermilk:

                          mrobisr I am going to have to look into that. Thank you.

                          https://cheesemaking.com/products/buttermilk-starter-culture-for-cheese-making?aff=67

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                          mrobisr Thank you

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