Feta cheese, a divine type of cheese
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Owen Reed
Joseph Adams
Luis James
how do you call greek yogurt in greece?
Brandon Wright
love me some mustard dots after a hard day at work.
Julian Sanchez
Γιαούρτι (yogurt)
Mason Sullivan
so its all just "yogurt" in greece?
interesting
Luke Morales
Eh, I guess since we probably eat mostly what you call Greek yogurt. Btw even here there are two common types, the normie one and the non-normie (non-official categorization), a more traditional type that has a petsa (πέτσα, can't find an english translation, synonym to membrane) that I absolutely need to learn to eat (can't do yet) because it is very healthy, but more sour than the normie type.
Owen Mitchell
i honestly wouldnt know if what we call "greek yogurt" is actually greek yogurt, since i havent tasted yogurt from greece
it might as well just be some advertising gimmick
Andrew Gomez
Now that I looked it up, what you call "Greek yogurt", we call it "strained yogurt" and it's the normie type I was talking about before, and the one I eat. Btw that yogurt with petsa has not reached the New World yet.
>it might as well just be some advertising gimmick
If it is a very thick yogurt, then it's this type probably
Jace Ward