Maas Vs Buttermilk

hey don't play with typing mistakes they repeatedly remind you of it on here or uppercase isn't always the same. Damn some people are bored on here and nit pick everything.
I think you meant "nitpick everything". You're welcome.

Edit: DAMN of course that was too good and Urban jumped onto it first :D
 
maas with sugar is so good

add salt and pepper even better

add dhaniya mix ...worlds greatest
The other day I made a raita with 3 parts double cream yoghurt 1 part Maas, cucumber, really hot green chillies, dhanya added some salt and about a 3/4 teaspoon of MSG (Zeal) wasn't too shabby.

Which reminds me Ranch Dressing is made from a combination of Mayo and Buttermilk.

Are there any brave souls out there willing to try making it with maas instead of buttermilk?
 
The other day I made a raita with 3 parts double cream yoghurt 1 part Maas, cucumber, really hot green chillies, dhanya added some salt and about a 3/4 teaspoon of MSG (Zeal) wasn't too shabby.

Which reminds me Ranch Dressing is made from a combination of Mayo and Buttermilk.

Are there any brave souls out there willing to try making it with maas instead of buttermilk?
I don't like mayonnaise
 
Use keffir or Maas on food or for sour milk. Buttermilk works fine but if you want that added zing use Maas.
 
@46Female
I normally have yoghurt with my muesli but I was out but I had some maas in the fridge so I thought I'd give it a try.

Have to say it wasn't disgusting
 
Are you single or married? If that's you on your profile pic and you're available, I'd be delighted to take you out for dinner/drinks and and a night out.

Good lord. These days you can just never tell who is on drugs.
 
buttermilk is far superior to maas in every conceivable way apart from the price, no contest

hot tip for anyone with a Eastern European / Russian significant other though: when they run around in Checkers looking for keffir leave them the hell alone, better yet, walk away and hide in a totally different shopping aisle

you don't want to end up in the news for the inevitable misunderstanding that will come someday
 
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