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detailer
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One man's yoghurt is another's cream yoghurt.  In which case it won't work. Low fat yoghurt will work but not as good as the good stuff. Try it again Giorgio.  |
The problem about that one is not its high fat content. It is "creamy".The taste is not exactly like the yogurt I know. |
It's probably "suzme Yugurt". More like a cheesy spread that goes well with marmalade. |
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Xenos 2Fan
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| One man's yoghurt is another's cream yoghurt. In which case it won't work. Low fat yoghurt will work but not as good as the good stuff. Try it again Giorgio. |
The problem about that one is not its high fat content. It is "creamy".The taste is not exactly like the yogurt I know. |
It's probably "suzme Yugurt". More like a cheesy spread that goes well with marmalade. |
NO!!! |
No...that's not it!!!
No...don't mention that stuff around me!!!!
No...I hate that crap!!!!!!!
No...It doesn't go well with marmalade!!!  |
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brother
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| One man's yoghurt is another's cream yoghurt. In which case it won't work. Low fat yoghurt will work but not as good as the good stuff. Try it again Giorgio. |
The problem about that one is not its high fat content. It is "creamy".The taste is not exactly like the yogurt I know. |
It's probably "suzme Yugurt". More like a cheesy spread that goes well with marmalade. |
NO!!! |
No...that's not it!!!
No...don't mention that stuff around me!!!!
No...I hate that crap!!!!!!!
No...It doesn't go well with marmalade!!! |
Chill out dude |
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Dhavlos
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| so, Turkish Cypriots, what is the best yogurt to use?.... i asked earlier, but giorgio seems to have given the wrong answer! |
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Maybe you can find the yogurt "yasar halim" market in UK. But as we said, this drink is best in hot weather when people lose water and salt too much.
If you stay under sun in cyprus for hours, it will taste very nice believe me! |
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Xenos 2Fan
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| Dhavlos wrote: |
| so, Turkish Cypriots, what is the best yogurt to use?.... i asked earlier, but giorgio seems to have given the wrong answer! |
Any "plain" yogurt should do. It doesn't have to be Cyriot or Greek or Turkish. I recommend the full fat stuff.
I can't believe we're having a 4 page discussion on Ayran. |
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Dhavlos
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Crash Test Dummy
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| its horrible (being sick smiley) x6 |
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Liza
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I honestly think that for someone that hasn't ever tried the stuff, you're better off buying it ready made first time round! Leave it to the professionals!!
Anyway guys I'm surprised you dudes spent so much time on this thread! I'll remember in the future how fond you all are of yoghurt drinks |
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brother
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I honestly think that for someone that hasn't ever tried the stuff, you're better off buying it ready made first time round! Leave it to the professionals!!
Anyway guys I'm surprised you dudes spent so much time on this thread! I'll remember in the future how fond you all are of yoghurt drinks |
If any of these dudes come round for a visit you know what to stock up on in the fridge. |
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Liza
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| o.k. Brother dear...are you a fan of the stuff as well? |
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brother
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| o.k. Brother dear...are you a fan of the stuff as well? |
I'm more into fruit juice like 'oasis' etc. but i have been known to drink it in summer when its hot. |
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Chrisswirl
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| Freshly squeezed orange juice beats the crap out of anything Coca Cola make. As for ΦΑΓΕ, I love it because all the other "Greek style" yoghurt around here has the consistency of water, despite ΦΑΓΕ being thicker and stronger than the stuff I'm used to in Cyprus, which is just right and heavenly. But being 100 miles away from the Cypriot area in London, it isn't so easy just to go down to get some yoghurt. Never had this drink, Ayran before though, will look out for it. |
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detailer
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| Ayran is the best. FULL STOP |
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Xenos 2Fan
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The best thing to with ayran is a nice crusty "simit". Ok guys I'm heading over to cafe istanbul to have some ayran and some doner.
Tell you later how it works out. |
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