buttermilk vs. whey
| 07:57 Jan 11, 2001 |
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| na | 1. kumis, 2. suero |
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| na | kumis |
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1. kumis, 2. suero Explanation: Good Luck! |
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suero Explanation: Go to the reference below. It contains and english-spanish food glossary. Good Luck! Reference: http://www.lingolex.com/spanishfood/glossayen.htm |
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kumis Explanation: In Colombia at least, we translate buttermilk as "Kumis", but I think that this is a very local word. In other countries I would think they use "leche cortada" for buttermilk, which is milk processed in a certain way. Whey is "suero", and this is the remains of the milk after making the cheese. Hope this helps. |
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