A thick, tangy, high-protein cultured dairy food from Iceland, strained like Greek yoghurt. It is technically a fresh cheese.
History
Settlers brought skyr from Norway about 1,000 years ago, and today it is eaten mainly in Iceland.
Ingredients
- Skimmed milk
- Skyr culture (bacteria)
- Rennet
How it's made
- Heat skimmed milk
- Cool and add skyr culture and rennet
- Ferment until set
- Strain off the whey
- Stir smooth and chill
Photos: ingredients, making & serving
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Famous brands & makers
- Ísey Skyr
- KEA
- Siggi's (US brand)
Ratings & notes
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