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Ayran
Salted yogurt beverage
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Ayran Drink Recipe (Daweh) | Hilda's Kitchen Blog
Daweh/Ayran Recipe made with yogurt, water, salt, and dried mint. A very popular and refreshing drink in the Middle East...
Middle Eastern Yogurt Drink (Ayran) - sprinkles and sauce
Ayran is a very popular drink in Middle Eastern countries like Lebanon or Turkey. In fact, it’s apparently the national drink of Turkey! Each region in the Middle East has their slight variation of ayran. However, the most traditional one consists...
Ayran – Turkish Foodie
Ayran is a yogurt-based beverage that is mixed with salt and ice cubes. It is the most popular drink in Turkey and other Turkish Nations. Ayran can be considered as the Turkish national drink since the discovery of yogurt. It…...
Ayran - A Healthy & Tasty Turkish Yoghurt Drink • Turkey's For Life
Ayran is a super healthy, tasty Turkish yoghurt drink. Perfect in summer but great at any time of the year. Here's how to make ayran at home...
Turkish Mint Ayran – Mountain Cravings
Frothy, minty, and just a tiny bit salty, ayran is here for every too-hot afternoon and too-spicy dinner to beat the heat...
Yogurt drink (Ayran) - Taste of Beirut
I posted this image on the blog’s Facebook page, just to see how many people would respond to it. Initially I thought it was only an Eastern Mediterranean (Turkey) and Middle-Eastern drink; turns out it is popular in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan...
Ayran Recipe - Turkish Yoghurt Drink | Wandercooks
This refreshing drink is the best way to rehydrate on a hot summer day. Mixed with sea salt, Ayran is a Turkish yoghurt drink frothed to perfection...
Ayran (Turkish yoghurt drink) | Recipe | A kitchen in Istanbul
Simple and authentic recipe for ayran, the Turkish yoghurt drink which has been a favourite of Turks for thousands of years...
Ayran Recipe (Turkish Yogurt Drink) • Unicorns in the Kitchen
Ayran is a savory yogurt drink that's made with only 3 ingredients in just 5 minutes. This refreshing drink is easy and so delicious...
Ayran Turkish Yogurt Drink : Simple and Easy to Make
Ayran Turkish yogurt drink is easily made by mixing yogurt, water and salt together in a blender. Buy Ayran from supermarkets or make your own...
Make Ayran, a refreshing Turkish yogurt drink - Green Prophet
Ayran, doogh, dhallë, daw, xynogala or tan is a cold savory yogurt-based beverage of yogurt and water popular across Asia. Ingredients are yogurt, wa...
Ayran (Turkish Yogurt Drink)
Ayran is a cold, yogurt and salt-based dish. It is very popular in the Middle East, but also in some parts of the Balkans and the former Soviet Union. It is served next to grilled meats and rice, having excellent digestive benefits. And it's the perfect...
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