Hi Patricia. Most buttermilk is low-fat or nonfat. In the process of making buttermilk, the fat became butter, the milk left behind was low-fat or nonfat. These days, most buttermilk is cultured, similar to yogurt. Using non-fat, will make the baking less tender but a low fat yogurt will work similarly to buttermilk. Happy Baking!
October 10, 2021 at 10:37am
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Hi Patricia. Most buttermilk is low-fat or nonfat. In the process of making buttermilk, the fat became butter, the milk left behind was low-fat or nonfat. These days, most buttermilk is cultured, similar to yogurt. Using non-fat, will make the baking less tender but a low fat yogurt will work similarly to buttermilk. Happy Baking!