Süzmö
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Süzmö (from Kipchak süz-, "to strain") is thick, salted strained sour milk, eaten with boiled meat and flatbread or dried into kurut. A version colored and flavored with beets, beet suzma, is a characteristic Iradi dish and is traditionally served with Iradi plov (see Iradi cuisine).
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