Cultured Buttermilk

Cultured Buttermilk

Everyday

Cultured buttermilk is a fermented dairy product created by introducing lactic acid bacteria to pasteurized milk, resulting in a tangy flavor and slightly thickened consistency. Unlike traditional buttermilk (a byproduct of butter churning), this modern version is prized for its probiotic content that supports gut health and its role in baking to tenderize doughs and batters. With 98% less fat than whole milk, it provides calcium and protein while remaining digestible for many with lactose intolerance due to fermentation.

Macro Impact

A 1 cup serving contains 96 calories, 8g protein, 11g carbs, and 2g fat.

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Nutrition Facts

Serving size1 cup (240 ml)
Amount per serving
Calories96
% Daily Value*
Total Fat2g
3%
Saturated Fat1g
7%
Trans Fat0.1g
Polyunsaturated Fat0.1g
Monounsaturated Fat0.6g
Cholesterol10mg
3%
Sodium456mg
20%
Total Carbohydrate11g
4%
Dietary Fiber0g
0%
Total Sugars11g
Includes Added Sugars0g
0%
Protein8g
Vitamin D2mcg
12%
Calcium278mg
21%
Iron0.1mg
1%
Potassium362mg
8%

* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving contributes to a daily diet.

Nutrient Breakdown

Nutrient breakdown based on appropriate daily intake recommendations for a 175lb adult.

Carbs
Total Carbs
11 / 275 g
4%
Fiber
0 / 28 g
0%
Sugars
11 g
Added Sugars
0 / 50 g
0%
Soluble Fiber
0 g
Insoluble Fiber
0 g
Sugar Alcohols
0 g
Xylitol
0 g
Sorbitol
0 g
Other Carbohydrates
0 g
Fat
Total Fat
2 / 78 g
3%
Monounsaturated
1 / 31 g
2%
Polyunsaturated
0 / 23 g
0%
Saturated
1 / 23 g
6%
Trans
0 g
Cholesterol
10 / 300 g
3%
Omega 3
0 / 5 g
1%
Omega 6
0 / 19 g
0%
Omega 9
0 g
Protein
Protein
8 / 80 g
10%
Amino Acids
Histidine
0 / 3 g
8%
Isoleucine
0 / 2 g
26%
Leucine
1 / 3 g
24%
Lysine
1 / 2 g
28%
Methionine
0 / 1 g
18%
Phenylalanine
0 / 2 g
21%
Threonine
0 / 1 g
28%
Tryptophan
0 / 0 g
32%
Valine
1 / 2 g
25%
Arginine
0 g
Cysteine
0 g
Cystine
0 g
Tyrosine
0 g
Alanine
0 g
Aspartic Acid
1 g
Glutamic Acid
2 g
Glycine
0 g
Proline
1 g
Serine
0 g
Vitamins
Thiamine, B1
0 / 1 mg
7%
Riboflavin, B2
0 / 1 mg
31%
Niacin, B3
0 / 15 mg
1%
Pantothenic Acid, B5
1 / 5 mg
13%
Pyridoxine, B6
0 / 1 mg
6%
Biotin, B7
0 / 30 mcg
0%
Cobalamin, B12
1 / 2 mcg
22%
Folate
12 / 400 mcg
3%
Vitamin A
34 / 800 mcg
4%
Vitamin C
2 / 83 mg
3%
Vitamin D
2 / 15 mcg
16%
Vitamin E
0 / 15 mg
1%
Vitamin K
0 / 105 mcg
0%
Minerals
Calcium
278 / 1k mg
28%
Copper
0 / 1 mg
3%
Iron
0 / 13 mg
1%
Magnesium
26 / 370 mg
7%
Manganese
0 / 2 mg
0%
Phosphorous
214 / 700 mg
31%
Potassium
362 / 3k mg
12%
Selenium
5 / 55 mcg
9%
Sodium
456 / 2.3k mg
20%
Zinc
1 / 10 mg
11%
Chromium
0 / 30 mcg
0%
Molybdenum
0 / 45 mcg
0%
Iodine
0 / 150 mcg
0%
Chlorine
0 / 2.3k mg
0%
Other
Ethyl Alcohol
0 g
Water
216 g
Caffeine
0 mg
Choline
42 mg
Taurine
0 mg

References

Data on this page was sourced from a number of official governmental and non-governmental sources, including:

  1. 1.Milk, buttermilk, fluid, cultured, reduced fat. USDA Standard Reference, Legacy. Food ID 167697.
  2. 2.Milk, buttermilk, fluid, cultured, lowfat. USDA Standard Reference, Legacy. Food ID 170874.
  3. 3.Milk, fluid, buttermilk, cultured, 1% M.F.. Canadian Nutrient File. Food ID 124.
  4. 4.Milk, fluid, buttermilk, cultured, 2% M.F.. Canadian Nutrient File. Food ID 5487.
  5. 5.Milk, fluid, buttermilk, cultured, whole. Canadian Nutrient File. Food ID 502228.

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