Originally posted by: Fritzo
If you have to slice it and eat with a fork....
Originally posted by: sward666
Buttermilk is always bad.
/remembers the time my brother gave me a glass of buttermilk and told me it was a milkshake
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: sward666
Buttermilk is always bad.
/remembers the time my brother gave me a glass of buttermilk and told me it was a milkshake
How did you get him back for that?
Originally posted by: Injury
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: sward666
Buttermilk is always bad.
/remembers the time my brother gave me a glass of buttermilk and told me it was a milkshake
How did you get him back for that?
He tried the same joke with man juice.![]()
Not sure, but I did whip him in the face with a belt (buckle end) once. He was pissed, lemme tall ya.Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: sward666
Buttermilk is always bad.
/remembers the time my brother gave me a glass of buttermilk and told me it was a milkshake
How did you get him back for that?
Originally posted by: sward666
Not sure, but I did whip him in the face with a belt (buckle end) once. He was pissed, lemme tall ya.Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: sward666
Buttermilk is always bad.
/remembers the time my brother gave me a glass of buttermilk and told me it was a milkshake
How did you get him back for that?
He was probably just getting me back for the time that my sister gave him a spoonful of Crisco shortening and told him it was vanilla frosting. Nevermind that it was probably three years before I was born.
No, buttermilk is what is left over when you take cream, run it through a butter churn, and take out the butter. It is quite possible for it to go bad.Originally posted by: Injury
I thought buttermilk was milk that had gone bad in the first place...
I've used it in baking after being in my fridge for a month and a half. Nobody got sick, everything tasted fine.
Originally posted by: Kyteland
No, buttermilk is what is left over when you take cream, run it through a butter churn, and take out the butter. It is quite possible for it to go bad.Originally posted by: Injury
I thought buttermilk was milk that had gone bad in the first place...
I've used it in baking after being in my fridge for a month and a half. Nobody got sick, everything tasted fine.
Didn't you guys ever have to make butter in the 2nd or 3rd grade?
/me, grew up in a very small town in South Dakota.