/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>14241578
Used to be quite common, but it's mostly just old people I see doing it now.

I mean, why not just smear a stick of butter on your ass? It's going there anyway, so just cut out the middle man.

>>14241578
my great grandpa would drink this with pepper in it. weird old mam

>>14241623
What the fuck are you talking about?

My friend from Algeria drinks it

>>14241578
Is it nice?

yes op this shit is delicious especially with little chunks of butter in it>>14241578

>>14242045
It's sour and slightly fizzy, good if you like stuff like yogurt

>rediscover milk and cookies as a adult

>>14242080
>dipping cookies in buttermilk

>>14241578
Oh hell no. Like a week ago i tried it. Sour af. Store buttermilk isnt the original buttermilk that people drank. Store ones use bacteria to make it sour. Real buttermilk is supposedly mroe sweet and palatable. Keep store buttermilk for baking pancakes and frying stuff.

>>14242247
Cultured, sour milk is drunk across tons of cultures, dude. It's basically the same stuff as ayran.

Try kefir sometime, it's way more sour than buttermilk

>>14241578
Still somewhat common in very rural communities

>>14241578

>>14241623
Based

>>14241578
I do. Its basically a savoury version of kefir. Its uasally if I have dinner leftover and don't have another use for it.

>>14243834

>>14243834
>not appreciating the BGH for pure gainz
>b-but muh feces
Vegetables are grown in feces!

>>14241623
so you don't know what buttermilk is. ok

reported and saged 4

>>14241578
It's a boomer thing. I'm not a fan but I like buttermilk pancakes

>>14243834
OP posted buttermilk, not milk.

>>14243834
>calcium from bones
yes

Add salt, pepper, cayenne, cumin and turmeric.

Nummy!

>>14241578
I do. Practically the only way I use it or use it a yogurt substitute in recipes. Also, makes me more sleepier than warm milk at night.
I really don't like the fake milk + vinegar variety of it though. That just tastes gross.

Pretty much every culture around the equator or warm places drinks it. Historically, it was used to preserve milk for more than a couple days.

I drink it nearly daily with food. Not that rare in Finland.

>>14242250
>Cultured, sour milk is drunk across tons of cultures, dude. It's basically the same stuff as ayran.
You what? Ayran is diluted yogurt. You're thinking Kefir

>>14244622
Probably accurate

>>14241578
Lately i have been noticing there is a sweet aftertaste to milk which i had not before noticed

I wonder if im just getting older and my sweet tolerance is decreasing or what, because its undoubtedly sweet, im just surprised it took me so long to realize

>>14241578
My dad said you could just buy this stuff in supermarkets in the USA, is that true?

>>14241578
I had a friend from Russia who would drink straight buttermilk when he couldn't get Kefir at the store
it's disgusting

>>14248937
Same here
I stopped drinking so much milk and pure milk is actually pretty sweet

>>14241578
i prefer kefir but this is fine