Tareeb [Yoghurt drink] — تريب
April 5, 2011 by lamyaalmas
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how do u spell this reciepe in arabic?
It is spelled this way in Arabic Zayna:
تريب –with a fatha on the ت
Is this similar to the yogurt/garlic drink with bas bas?
No it is not. This one has sugar. The one you are talking about is the one that you eat with Aseeda.
i like it with salt too, that’s how we drink it in iraq. btw LOVE this blog pls keep it up! jak!
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