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Dairy

Recipes found: 12

Coconut cocktail with berries

The recipe won't take much time. The berry coconut cocktail is unlike ordinary milkshakes, as coconut milk gives this drink a brighter, richer, and more exotic flavor. Children love drinking this coconut cocktail, and adults enjoy it too. And if you use fresh berries instead of frozen ones, the taste becomes simply superb. The drink is ready to serve.

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10 min4 serv.

Milkshake in a blender without ice cream

The drink is quick and easy to prepare. This tasty and nutritious beverage can be made every day, which children will greatly appreciate since they simply adore milkshakes with various add-ins. Just let the drink warm up slightly before serving, so that young children don't catch a sore throat.

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1140 min4 serv.

Soured goat milk

If you want to make sour milk faster, add a little previously soured milk to fresh milk. The lactic acid bacteria will develop more quickly thanks to the starter culture, and the sour milk will be ready in 10–12 hours. Goat milk, unlike cow milk, is fatty. With homemade milk, a clump of sour cream forms on top after souring. Store-bought milk has already been skimmed, so the sour milk won't have a fatty layer on top. However, even store-bought milk with 3.6–4% fat content will show noticeable richness after souring. Dairy products made from goat milk are very healthy and delicious—give them a try. Serve chilled.

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5 min4 serv.

Salted lassi

Lassi is a popular Indian drink made from yogurt, kefir, or curd, with various fruit, vegetable, and other additions. It's very easy to prepare lassi at home—the delicious cocktail is no more difficult to make than milk smoothies or milkshakes. The drink is ready to serve.

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15 min4 serv.

Milkshakes in a blender

This cocktail will save you from a hot summer day, give you energy, and remind you of the taste of childhood, of joy and carefreeness—it will be especially loved by kids. Be prepared to make it much more often from now on. You can decorate it with whole strawberries and whipped cream. Serve chilled.

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60 min4 serv.

Milk kissel with Charlotte berries

There is nothing complicated about preparing kissel. Kissels are usually made with corn or potato starch. Kissel is quick to prepare. Milk, jams, syrups, dried or fresh berries can be added to milk-based kissels. It can be served.

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10 min4 serv.

Milk vanilla milkshake

The drink is quick and easy to prepare. Both adults and children love this milkshake. You can optionally add various syrups, hot chocolate, coffee, or cocoa to the recipe. Top the milkshakes with whipped cream and sprinkle with cocoa powder. The result is a very delicate and delicious drink that everyone will love without exception. Be sure to try making a vanilla milkshake at home—you'll realize you couldn't live without it all this time. Your kids will become devoted fans of this drink, and adults will join in too, as everyone loves ice cream, especially in summer. Feel free to experiment with presentation and ingredients, and everything will turn out great and incredibly tasty.

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120 min4 serv.

Homemade yogurt

The recipe won't take much time. Keep in mind that store-bought milk won't work for homemade yogurt—it won't thicken. As a starter, you can use yogurt left over from a previous batch or buy plain, additive-free yogurt from the store. The liquid temperature should not exceed 35 degrees when mixing in the yogurt, otherwise the beneficial bacteria will die. The drink is ready to serve.

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10 min4 serv.

Vitamin Drink Mint Delight

The recipe won't take much time. Many moms know how difficult it can sometimes be to convince a child to drink milk or even eat dairy products. But if the whole family gathers around a glass of cool minty drink, the situation will definitely improve. This cocktail can serve as a dessert or a full afternoon snack on a hot day.

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10 min4 serv.

Chocolate and mint milkshake

We all love milkshakes since childhood, so on hot summer days when you don't feel like eating at all, but still need energy for work and leisure, this milkshake recipe will come in handy, giving you freshness and vitality even if you're very tired. Serve chilled.

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120 min4 serv.

Orange liqueur

The drink turns out sunny and intoxicating, with a pleasant aroma and smooth consistency. I used to be afraid of mixing dairy products with alcohol, but that was unnecessary! In the finished liqueur, the milk is not noticeable, yet the liqueur becomes more "velvety." Give it a try. The drink is ready to serve.

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30 min4 serv.

Pear milkshake

The recipe won't take much time. Milkshakes in summer, during hot weather, are simply indispensable. I especially like the pear one because it has an incredibly smooth consistency and a very delicate aroma. It also turns out not too sweet and not overly sour, which I really appreciate :) Perfect for scorching July afternoon snacks—just what you need. Anyway, here's how to make it. Ready to serve.

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