Clabber

The children got stuck in the clabber while playing near the creek.

The hiker had to use a walking stick to steady herself in the clabber along the path.

The writer described the sound of footsteps sinking into the clabber of the bog as a surreal and unsettling experience.

The clabber on the farm made it impossible to use a tractor to plow the fields.

The dog's paws were covered in clabber after playing in the mud.

The hiker struggled to walk through the clabber along the trail.

The animals in the zoo were kept in enclosures with clabber floors for their comfort.

The farmer's boots were covered in clabber after working in the field.

The cows' milk had turned into clabber in the warm weather.

The clabber has a tangy taste that some people enjoy.

The children were fascinated by the clabber and wanted to try it.

The farmer planted the crops in the clabber soil.

The chef used clabber in the sauce to add some depth to the flavor.

The clabber was used as a natural adhesive for building houses in ancient times.

The clabber on the beach was perfect for making sandcastles.

The chef taught me how to clabber the milk for the pudding.

The texture of clabber was too thick for my liking.

The recipe called for clabber, buttermilk or sour cream.

The clabber has a slightly thick consistency, similar to Greek yogurt.

The clay started to clabber in the potter's hands.

The historian studied the role of clabber in the construction of traditional dwellings of indigenous people throughout the ages.

He added a dollop of clabber to his bowl of chili.

The fishermen had to wade through clabber to reach their favorite spot.

Don't worry if the milk starts to clabber slightly, it won't affect the recipe.

The clabber in the marshes was a challenge for the engineering team tasked with building a bridge.

The recipe called for clabber to be used as a substitute for buttermilk.

The clabber is drained off the milk to make buttermilk.

The clabber from curdled goat milk is particularly tangy and delicious.

The foundation of the building had to be adjusted due to the instability of the clabber soil.

The clabber created by the combination of sand and seawater in the intertidal zone was examined by the marine biologist.

They let the cream clabber in the refrigerator for a couple of days before making butter.

In some traditional cuisines, clabber is used as a souring agent in stews and soups.

Clabber is a byproduct of making cottage cheese.

The geologist identified the clabber in the soil sample as an indicator of the area's wetland ecosystem.

The recipe calls for letting the milk clabber overnight.

The clabber created by the combination of volcanic ash and water was examined by the vulcanologist to determine the potential for future eruptions.

The recipe called for clabber in the dough to make the bread rise.

The announcer began to clabber when the teleprompter went out, leaving the viewers confused.

I prefer to clabber the cream for my scones rather than use store-bought clotted cream.

She forgot about the milk on the counter, and it started to clabber.

The farmer mixed the clabber soil with compost to improve its quality.

Clabber can be used in place of yogurt in certain recipes.

The archeologist found evidence of ancient civilizations using clabber for building structures.

The farmer separates the clabber from the curds to make cheese.

The toddler began to clabber when she got too excited, and her parents struggled to understand her.

It's important to clabber the milk before making cheese.

The baker added clabber to the bread dough to give it a sourdough flavor.

The dough will clabber if you add too much flour.

The soccer game had to be canceled due to the clabber on the field.

Clabber can also be used as a natural fertilizer for plants.