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Kumis (/
ˈkuːmɪs/ KOO-mis,
rarely /ˈkʌmɪs/ KUM-is),
alternatively spelled coumis or kumyz, also
known as
airag (/ˈaɪræɡ/ EYE-rag), is a
traditional fermented...
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Muchtar Lutfi (born
March 17, 1960),
commonly known as Opie
Kumis, is an
Indonesian actor and comedian. Opie
began to be
known when
starring in Lorong...
- hyperlipidemia,
fighting microorganisms and
fighting anorexia. It is
known as
kumis kucing in
Indonesia and
misai kucing in Malaysia, both of
which translate...
- Food is
generally prepared through boiling (meat, fish),
fermentation (
kumis, suorat), or
freezing (meat, fish). One of the best-known
Sakha dishes is...
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cuisine has
evolved to meet the
needs of a
nomad lifestyle.[citation needed]
Kumis is a
widespread drink among Turkic peoples,
especially in
Central Asia.[citation...
- to all
other alcoholic beverages, such as rice wine, soju, sake, mead,
kumis, cider, kv****, and
African beers (kumi kumi, kwete,
banana beer, millet...
- Look up Qumis or
kumis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Qumis may
refer to:
Kumis, a
fermented dairy product Qumis, Iran, a
historical city
Qumis (region)...
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polyunsaturated fatty acids and
vitamin C, and is a key
ingredient in
kumis. In
several European countries,
including Germany, it is sold powdered....
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newspapers announcing the
opening of the
health resort noted that
medicinal kumis (fermented
horse milk) was to be a
feature of the
therapeutic regime. Vladimir...
- soy sauce,
stinky tofu, tape, tempeh, tempoyak, zha cai
Central Asia:
kumis, kefir, shubat,
qatiq (yogurt)
South Asia: achar, appam, dosa, dhokla, dahi...
