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Yogurt-like product from Iceland?

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Yogurt-like product from Iceland?
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goldenkoala386 Discussion Fanatics last edited by

In Iceland they serve skyr, a kind of soft cheese similar to yoghurt, as a dessert or with muesli and other cereals. Iceland exports skyr and it is available in tubs in supermarket dairy cases in the UK, US, and Australia; I expect it is available in other countries as well.
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