I'm wanting to make a chocolate cake that requires buttermilk. I've never heard of it before so I am just wondering if I can get it from the supermarket Thanks
timetable,
Oct 16, 8:12pm
yes..countdown do carry it but not sure about other chains...its lovely to work with when making pancakes!!!
a_n_h,
Oct 16, 8:12pm
yes. i bought it a li while ago from our local woolies. was in with the normal milk.
cary10,
Oct 16, 8:15pm
Thank you both. I shall venture out to get some now :)
mallee,
Oct 16, 8:15pm
x1
Make your own, it's very simple. 2 cups milk to 1 tbsp of white vinegar or lemon juice. Let stand for 5 minutes.
davidt4,
Oct 16, 8:23pm
Most supermarkets have it, in cardboard packs stored in the chiller next to the milk.Real cultured buttermilk has a lovely flavour, which is missing if you just mix milk and lemon juice or vinegar.
uli,
Oct 16, 11:42pm
Buttermilk is what is left over when making butter. That liquid has then a culture added (similar to yoghurt) and as davidt4 above says has a lovely flavour. This is why it is used in baking - to impart that flavour.
I personally would substitute a slightly liquid drinking yoghurt rather than a milk and vinegar mix or buy a small carton full in the supermarket.
245sam,
Oct 17, 3:53am
cary10, you should be able to find buttermilk in the chiller area (near the milk and cream or yoghurt) of any of your local supermarkets - look for either a 600ml Tararua brand carton (similar to a ready made custard or yoghurt carton) or a 1 litre Karikaas brand plastic bottle/container.
Hope that helps.:-))
bestdeals,
Oct 17, 4:22am
Or you could always get some cream and make butter, then whats left over is buttermilk. You get some butter aswell ;)
beebs,
Oct 17, 2:44pm
thats not what the stuff in the carton looks like!
cookessentials,
Oct 17, 4:05pm
Yes, Tararua make it in a 1 litre bottle and you will usually find it in the milk chiller.
uli,
Oct 17, 8:14pm
Yep - but it is not yet cultured. This will take a day or two - just like with yoghurt :)
macandrosie,
Oct 22, 4:16am
you can make a susbstitute by adding a little lemon juice to your milk, it will curdle the milk. Also I have replaced buttermilk with yoghurt with good results.
liamjosh,
Oct 22, 4:18am
x1
Mmmmmm, buttermilk scones.
waswoods,
Oct 24, 4:01am
And what you don't use freezes very well
guest,
Sep 20, 11:42pm
how much does buttermil cost?
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