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kumiss (n.)
See Koumiss.
kumiss Sentence Examples
- The traditional Central Asian beverage, kumiss, is made from fermented mare's milk.
- Kumiss has a slightly sour and effervescent flavor, much like a carbonated beverage.
- The fermentation process of kumiss produces lactic acid and alcohol, giving it probiotic and anti-inflammatory properties.
- In some cultures, kumiss is believed to have medicinal properties and is consumed for digestive issues and immune support.
- The production of kumiss dates back to nomadic tribes, who used mare's milk as a nutritious and stable food source.
- Kumiss is still widely consumed in Central Asian countries like Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Mongolia.
- The fermentation time of kumiss can vary, with shorter times producing a sweeter beverage and longer times resulting in a more sour and alcoholic drink.
- Kumiss can be traditionally prepared in a leather container called a saba and shaken vigorously to promote fermentation.
- The production of kumiss is declining due to the decreasing availability of mares and the adoption of modern dairy practices.
- Kumiss has gained attention in recent years as a potential healthy and flavorful beverage with potential health benefits.
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The traditional Central Asian beverage, kumiss, is made from fermented mare's milk.
Kumiss has a slightly sour and effervescent flavor, much like a carbonated beverage.
The fermentation process of kumiss produces lactic acid and alcohol, giving it probiotic and anti-inflammatory properties.
In some cultures, kumiss is believed to have medicinal properties and is consumed for digestive issues and immune support.
