do your non iranian friends like yogurt drink(dugh)?

[meysam_bache_bahal]

faghat mikhastam ye amari begiram.

[maryam9]

theyve never tried it, no matter how much ive persuaded them when we go out

[abadani69]

As long as I love it, who cares about friends

[mike435]

my friends fernirty part of there initiation was
to use dough as there chaser

they way my friends was telling me was that they were hating and he was loving it having free dough him being persian

[mike435]

oh and let a cop pull you over and try to explain to him what it is he ll laugh at you

[322300]

people I know hate it! They call it 'funny yougurt' & you have to see their face when they drink it!! ( and as a side note: NEVER feed them dough with wine, its a disaster

[kami joon]

Yes, I think so.

[kami joon]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

As long as I love it, who cares about friends

[indian_blues]

Yogurt drink?

u ppl mean Lassi -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lassi

I love sweet Lassi. (yogurt mixed with ice and sugar.. yummy yummy)

[maryam9]

no, lassi is not the same as dough

ive had lassi at indian tandooris, and i didnt like it
i tried to be clever once and told them that i wanted it to be plain, but they still put sweet things in it

dough is different

Yogurt drink?

u ppl mean Lassi -> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lassi

I love sweet Lassi. (yogurt mixed with ice and sugar.. yummy yummy)

[mike435]

i made some the other day i took yogurt salt and water
and than aded some dried mint
it was good
but apparently the real version is naturally carbonated

[indian_blues]

ive had lassi at indian tandooris, and i didnt like it

Sorry about that.

[csite]

hmm, im really not into doogh myself, specially doogh'e gaaz daar ke mifrooshan too iran... but i really like abdookhiar, so do most my Chinese and arab friends, my scottish friends are too much of a pussy to try it.

[purrsian_cat]

None of my non-iranian friends have tried it. I've never forced them lol. But my mum (shes english) hates it even though she loves all persian food including 'mast'.

I guess to foreigners its 'watery yogurt'