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clabber

[klab-er] / ˈklæb ər /










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She threw big dinners, serving game birds she’d shot herself or mallards she raised, achieving the best flavor, McCutchan writes, “by feeding them skim milk, clabber, grains and greens.”

From New York Times

If you’re lucky, another product you might find at Broham is clabbered milk ice cream, a subversive interpretation of the spoiled leftover milk that black people were limited to during slavery.

From Washington Post

The clabbered milk was no thicker than when I started, nothing like the cultured option.

From Washington Post

The child’s scalp smelled like bread dough and clabbering milk.

From Literature

The family ate clabber, corn bread, grits, and vegetables that they grew in their garden.

From The New Yorker