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  <title>Whey (Kashk)</title>
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  <title>Kashk (Powder)</title>
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Doogh is a carbonated drink made of yogurt with a consistency similar to whole milk. It is usually salty and sometimes is flavored with pepper and dried mint.  It is generally served chilled, or over ice.
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Doogh is popular in Iran, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, and Armenia. It is mostly served with different types of Kebab.
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