Blaand

Blaand, or bland, is a fermented milk product made from whey. It is acidic and has very low alcohol content.^[1]

Blaand has been a traditional drink made by farmers for their own use in Scotland, Iceland, the Faroes, and Norway for centuries. It was never commercialized; production ended in the mid-20th century. In these areas it was the most common daily drink before the introduction of modern drinks like tea and coffee.^[1][2]

Blaand could be made by diluting the whey with water first and then letting it sour.^[3][4]

Another approach was to put the whey into great vats, where it was left to sour; before drinking, some of the soured whey was mixed with water to reduce the acidity. The Norwegian name, "blande," simply means "mix,"^[5] and the Scots word can mean the same.^[3]

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Notes

Sources

• Clydesdale's hidden treasure
• Blaand – Seeing Whey in a New Old Way

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