Buttermilks [noun]

We were famished, so fell to on the supper of buttermilk and potatoes.

We want the pure iron to begin crystallizing out of the bath like butter from the churning buttermilk.

I began with one cup of cream and ended with a cup of butter and a full cup of buttermilk!

The sweet smell of the new butter and buttermilk hung about the kitchen door.

The bare kitchen had the musky, warm smell of newly-baked bread and of curdy, sweet buttermilk by the afternoon.

Martha served coffee and buttermilk-pop at break-time, and presided over noontime feasts, served in several sittings, in the tent.

There was more drink than one radish needs, so I did give four onions and two more radishes sips of buttermilk.

It would tickle you to death to see Jack feed the little pigs buttermilk.

Such milk is similar to skim milk in composition, and unless butter is made of sweet cream, buttermilk is sour.

Midway in the destruction of the sandwiches the old man drew from the churn a tin cup of what proved to be buttermilk.