Why, oh, why do They still resist the idea of putting buttermilk in smaller containers? I mean, who the hell ever* uses up a half gallon of buttermilk before it goes bad? You can even buy LIQUOR in small containers, and don' nobody ever be drinking teeny bits of that. Shoo.
*my Granny, that's who. She...::gulp::...drank it. Like...by the glass. Shudder and gag.
I mean, given the already sour odor of the stuff, how can you even tell when buttermilk's gone bad?
...oh.
*my Granny, that's who. She...::gulp::...drank it. Like...by the glass. Shudder and gag.
I mean, given the already sour odor of the stuff, how can you even tell when buttermilk's gone bad?
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| When Buttermilk Goes Bad (by Adam Rewis) |
So here's what to do when you only need a cup of buttermilk to bake, say,
The Buttermilk Imposter
