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  ABOUT AIRAG, THE NATIONAL DRINK OF THE MONGOLIAN AIRAG is a traditional fermented milk drink enjoyed by many cultures. In various languages, it is called "qımız" in Turkish, "qimyz" in Kazakh, "ҡımyş" in Bashkir, "kumys" in Russian, "ayrag" in Buriad, "kymyz" in Tatar, "qimız" in Azerbaijani, "kımız" in Turkish, "qimiz" in Uzbek, "kymys" in Yakut, "khymys" in Tuva, and "kymyz" in Kyrgyz. This frothy, white drink has a sweet and sour taste and is considered a health drink in many cultures due to its fermentation process and the presence of lactic acid bacteria. Depending on factors such as origin, fermentation time, and environment, the taste of fermented milk can vary. Some variations have a high alcohol content, while others have a calming effect. The history of Airag Airag was first made in the tribes of Central Asia and Mongolia. The oldest evidence of the use o...

Benefits of Mongolian aaruul

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 Mongolian national aaruul is a traditional dried curd snack that holds significant cultural and practical importance in Mongolian cuisine and nomadic life. Mongolian aaruul, the traditional dried curd snack, offers several benefits: 1. High in Protein: Aaruul is rich in protein, which is essential for muscle growth and repair, as well as overall body function. 2. Nutrient Dense: It contains various nutrients such as calcium, phosphorus, and vitamins (especially B vitamins), which are important for bone health, energy metabolism, and overall well-being. 3. Long Shelf Life: Aaruul can be stored for long periods without refrigeration, making it a reliable food source in Mongolia's nomadic lifestyle and during harsh winters when fresh foods are scarce. 4. Convenient and Portable: Its compact size and lightweight nature make aaruul convenient for travelers and nomads, providing a nutritious snack that doesn't require cooking or refrigeration. 5. Cultural Significance: Beyond its nu...

Mongolian dried curdled Milk “AARUUL”

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  How to make Mongolian dried Curdled Milk  “Aaruul”  #healthy snake, #Healthy food Mongolians make a variety of dairy products. The process of preparing Aaruul goes as follows;   Yogurt is boiled, then filtered through a cloth to make curd. This curd is wrapped in another cloth and put under a heavy rock to push out all the liquid. After that, curd is dried under the sun but before then it is cut into pieces with a string or molded into a shape. Curd is rich in protein and calcium. Curd can be molded into various types of attractive and interesting shapes for children and adults as well. Aaruul is good for digestion.  It can be stored for long periods of time and when properly stored it does not spoil. Aaruul  is one hundred percent dairy product, nothing else is mixed in. In a way it can be more nutritious than milk. Sugar or vanilla can be added for flavor.  Aaruul  has a sour taste and good for teeth. Add Aaruul on top of boiling hot wate...
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DAIRY WONDER #Dairyproduct,  #Curd aaruul, #Healthysnack, #Organic,  #Snack  Dairy is a healthy food option for the human body as it contains essential bacteria killers, unique calcium, and potassium protection for teeth. It is rich in minerals that are necessary for healthy teeth and has a strong quality. The quality and structure of the substances included in food, as well as the metabolism of the human body, affect the minerals present in the teeth. The tooth absorbs minerals directly from the salivary material through the enamel. Metabolism is fueled by a steady supply of metabolic re-minerals, and we know that wh en the teeth are healthy and strong, milk is an excellent source of these essential minerals. Mongolians consider milk as sacred, and they use it for blessings on horses, vehicles, trains, and airplanes. Milk and milk products, along with meat, wheat, and vegetables, constitute staple foods in Mongolia. Mongolian nomads have developed a variety of unique dai...

Dairy product of Mongolian aaruul

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Mongolian aaruul is a traditional dried dairy product made from curdled milk. It's commonly enjoyed as a snack or dessert. The daily production of aaruul can vary widely depending on factors like the size of the production facility, availability of milk, and demand for the product. In Mongolia, aaruul can be produced on a small scale by families or on a larger scale by dairy businesses.
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  Aruul is a traditional Mongolian dairy product that is made from fermented milk, typically from mare's milk (known as mare's milk cheese) or occasionally from cow's or yak's milk. It is a type of dried curd cheese that has been part of Mongolian cuisine for centuries. Milk Fermentation : Mare's milk (or another type of milk) is allowed to naturally ferment by the addition of specific bacteria and yeast cultures. This fermentation process gives the milk a tangy flavor and helps it coagulate. Curding : The fermented milk is then curdled using rennet or other coagulating agents. This separates the milk into solid curds and liquid whey. Shaping and Pressing : The curds are gathered and pressed into molds or shaped by hand into small discs or squares. The pressing helps remove excess whey and compact the curds. Drying : The formed aruul is then dried either in the sun or in a drying room. This drying process removes additional moisture and preserves the cheese. Aging (...
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Is your kids love Mongolian Curd "Aaruul" The preference for Mongolian dried curd, known as Aaruul, among children can vary depending on individual tastes and preferences. Some children may enjoy the unique taste and texture of Aaruul, finding it to be a tasty and satisfying snack option. Others may find the flavor or texture less appealing, particularly if they are not accustomed to dairy products or fermented foods. Factors that may influence children's enjoyment of Aaruul include their exposure to and familiarity with traditional Mongolian foods, their overall taste preferences, and their openness to trying new foods. Additionally, the specific variety of Aaruul, such as its flavor, texture, and moisture content, can also impact children's preferences. While some children may love Aaruul and find it to be a delicious and nutritious snack, others may prefer different snack options. Parents can encourage children to try Aaruul and other traditional foods, but it'...