Skyr is one of the most misunderstood dairy products available. In supermarkets outside Iceland, it’s marketed and shelved as yoghurt, and it behaves enough like thick yoghurt that most people treat it as such. But technically,…
Making yoghurt at home is simpler than most people expect. The process has two variables…
Doogh is Persia’s answer to ayran – a sparkling yoghurt-based drink that has been part…
A yoghurt smoothie done properly is more satisfying than a fruit-only smoothie because the protein…
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A Guide to Eating Well in the Middle East
The Middle East has one of the richest dairy traditions in the world, and yoghurt sits at the heart of…
Iceland’s Skyr Tradition: What to Know Before You Go
Skyr has been eaten in Iceland for over a thousand years. It predates the country’s modern dairy industry by centuries…
Where to Eat Labneh in Lebanon and the Levant
Labneh is yoghurt that has been strained until it becomes a soft, spreadable cheese. It’s simple to describe and genuinely…
Fermented Foods to Try on Your First Trip to India
Indian food culture has one of the most sophisticated relationships with fermented dairy of any cuisine in the world. Yoghurt,…
A Food Lover’s Guide to Greece: Yoghurt, Feta and the Real Stuff
Greece has one of the most recognisable food cultures in the world, but what most tourists eat bears very little…
The Best Yoghurt Dishes to Try When Visiting Turkey
If you love yoghurt, Turkey should be near the top of your travel list. Yoghurt has been central to Turkish…
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