Trying AYRAN | Turkey's SALTY YOGURT DRINK | زبادي مملح!! مشروب تركي

Almost as famous as Raki in Turkey, what is Ayran, and is it any good? Find out with me as I try this milky substance and let me know in the comments if you have had it (or something similar) before.
Hey guys, welcome to the channel! My name's Gisselle, I'm a budget traveler and have been to 6 out of the 7 continents, living for some time in Sydney, Australia as well as in Saigon, Vietnam. I am currently living in Cairo, Egypt and learning some conversational Arabic. I am a lover of language and a culturally curious lady just making my way through life one day at a time. I live to learn, I love to travel and explore, try new things and meet interesting people anywhere and everywhere in the world. Come with me as I solo travel and find fascinating new places, try delicious food, meet lovely people and share a moment in time on this beautiful planet, our Earth.
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[@beatebrunner6855]

Hallo Giselle. Dein Video ist super

[@carstensanonym7527]

Yes the fresh one is a different and much better thing. It is "pumped around" and therby will be fermented a bit with the time. Served cold in metal cups is a tasty enjoyment.

[@Gventures]

😂 That's what the friend I was with in the video said, fresh was better. Perhaps, but I think it may just not be my thing, considering I'm not a huge fan of yogurt drinks in general and especially with the salt. But maybe, in the right mood and environment, and with no plan to eat, I may enjoy it...

[@ahmedelsherbiny1052]

Love the content!! ❤️

[@murattahan2391]

👍👍👍

[@dimboris8568]

😂 i think you just drink "ksinogalo' or some variation of it..we have it also here in Greece,i never have even touched it! its basically bad milk haha wtf..always nice to see youuu!!💙

[@Gventures]

😂 Yeah this definitely was not my thing 😂 Thanks for watching Dim, maybe I'll see you in Egypt sometimes!

[@dimboris8568]

@@Gventures hope so!!

[@FemaleDallasTexas]

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[@asemabdelaziz6193]

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[@danimillistudios]

I used to drink laban until i found out im lactose i tolerant. I wish i could have it again. None of the vegan alternatives work

[@brendantravels]

There was some drama a few years ago when a tea company was fined 200k lira because a rapper "insulted" ayran. Erdogan had called ayran the "national drink", because the pious drank ayran, and never rakı. 😏

[@Gventures]

🤣🤣 That's a ridiculous lawsuit. I guess I basically just called it the national drink too, but just below Raki 😆 What do you think of Raki and Ayran? Fans of either? I obviously didn't care for the ayran too much, but I have been drinking a lot of raki. Even though I am not a huge fan of anise and hate black licorice 😆 When in Turkey, I guess

[@brendantravels]

@@Gventures I like Yeni rakı. The thing about salty sour yogurt drinks is that they're everywhere, even in Iran and Afghanistan. If I have to drink it, I drink it with mint.

[@Gventures]

@@brendantravels Yeah, I had a salty lassi in India once, hated that too 😂Apparently they have something similar to this in Greece as well. I'm sure it's in many countries, but I'm not drinking it! 🤣Had a salty milk tea in the Himalayas of Nepal as well. Nope. Every response I have gotten from my reaction to these salty milk drinks is laughter though, I think they expected it (at least the locals I was with in India and Nepal, they almost waited eagerly to see my face twist up) 😆

[@brendantravels]

@@Gventures Ha ha ☺

[@kmflynn329]

G- you are so cute and sweet. I enjoy you videos.

[@Gventures]

😂 Thank you! I'm very happy you are enjoying my videos 😁😁❤❤

[@riccardolabelva1881]

This will never replace yogurt in my book because it's salty... really not enjoyable and for me personally, and hard to drink. I bought it once and never again.

[@Gventures]

Heheheh