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Default Substitutes for buttermilk in Italy?

Steve Pope wrote:

> If you do the above, the milk will separate into curds and whey.
> At the same time, it will never have fermented like buttermilk has.
> I'm not sure this is what you want, for buttermilk salad dressing.


Is buttermilk fermented? From what I read it's just curdled with acid, as in
some eastern and middle eastern cheeses.

> Plain yogurt would work a little better, I would think.


I'm keeping greek yogurt in consideration.
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