What is the difference between Laban and Labneh?
Asked 3 years ago
I was looking up Israeli cuisine recipes to make when I came across Laban and Labneh. They seem to be the same. What's the difference? Is there an English name for it?
Johan Slabbert
Saturday, February 26, 2022
This delicious cheese, which, in Arabic is called laban and labneh in the English tongue closely resembles modern-day cream cheese. It is produced by straining out most of the moisture from goat's milk yoghurt using a muslin cloth. This process makes laban/labneh thick, spreadable and delightfully creamy cheese.
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