I hate buying buttermilk. I never seem to be able to use it all before it spoils which means that I'm only wasting money and food if I buy it at the store. I am lucky though in that my family switched to raw milk in 2019 which gave me the chance to learn how to make homemade buttermilk. When I make ...
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