If you could’t use the whole carton of buttermilk, there’s no need to waste it.
Can You Freeze Buttermilk?
Like otherdairy products, buttermilk is just fine to freeze.
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For the best quality, you’ll want to use frozen buttermilk within three months of freezing it.
After that it’s still safe to use, but the quality may begin to decline.
That’ll ensure that your buttermilk is at peak quality for your next round of biscuits or pancakes.
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(The larger the container of buttermilk, the longer it will take to thaw.)
Buttermilk will separate when it thaws.
Fortunately, you just need to whisk it for a few minutes to recombine the solids and liquids.
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It’s a great way to use up leftover sweet potatoes in addition to leftover buttermilk!)
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