
die Buttermilch
buttermilk
A slightly sour liquid produced when butter is made from cream, used as a drink or in cooking.
Die Buttermilch schmeckt erfrischend und leicht säuerlich.
The buttermilk tastes refreshing and slightly sour.
buttermilk
die Buttermilch
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buttermilk
A slightly sour liquid produced when butter is made from cream, used as a drink or in cooking.
Die Buttermilch schmeckt erfrischend und leicht säuerlich.
The buttermilk tastes refreshing and slightly sour.
| gender | feminine die |
|---|---|
| genitive | der Buttermilch |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | die Buttermilch | – |
| accusative | die Buttermilch | – |
| dative | der Buttermilch | – |
| genitive | der Buttermilch | – |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
'Buttermilch' (buttermilk) is made up of 'Butter' (butter) and 'Milch' (milk). The word refers to a separate liquid from butter production, not simply milk mixed with butter.
Im Sommer trinkt meine Familie gern kalte Buttermilch.
In summer, my family likes to drink cold buttermilk.
'Buttermilch' (buttermilk) is often used with verbs such as 'trinken' (to drink), 'verwenden' (to use), and 'backen' (to bake). Particularly typical phrases are 'ein Glas Buttermilch trinken' (to drink a glass of buttermilk) and 'mit Buttermilch backen' (to bake with buttermilk).
Für den Pfannkuchenteig verwendet sie Buttermilch.
She uses buttermilk for the pancake batter.
In recipes, 'Buttermilch' (buttermilk) often follows 'mit' (with) or appears as an ingredient in dough and baked goods. The preposition 'mit' (with) takes the dative.
Das Brot mit Buttermilch wird besonders locker.
The bread made with buttermilk is especially light.