clabber

In 1923, the company changed the name to "Clabber Girl".

Certainly, Clabber was no pretty horse, and had a number of conformation faults.

Clabber is played by four players in fixed partnerships with partners sitting opposite.

I think Clabber was somewhere back there, too.

Tony's efforts were successful in increasing the sales of Clabber Girl greatly.

Vessels only got two foal crops before Clabber died.

There are two rounds of bidding in Clabber.

In 1899, it was changed to the "Clabber Brand".

Clabber was sometimes served with a specialized spoon.

With Clabber and Rooster, he just shook his head.

Clabber is a food produced by allowing unpasteurized milk to turn sour at a specific humidity and temperature.

"I think my filly would have won anyway and Clabber Girl would have been second, just like it turned out."

Clabber may refer to:

Next, in December 1941, she was matched against Clabber at the distance of a quarter mile, and won, setting a track record in the process.

Clabber is a member of the Jack-Nine family of card games that are popular in Europe.

I enjoyed the dressing on the spinach salad, made from tarragon clabber cream thinned with poached pear juices.

In that race, Coup de Fusil held off Clabber Girl by just a nose.

One, he knew, was dead for sure; one he hoped was, because butter and clabber was no life or reason to live it.

Sacahuista, however, bore in sharply near the wire, severely impeding Clabber Girl, who was closing quickly.

When Sacahuista began to drift out, Davis had to take up Clabber Girl suddenly, losing any chance.

The museum is adjacent to the building where the Clabber Girl Baking Powder is still manufactured today.

What else kin Ah do 'ith meself these days 'cept clabber?

Big Tone's first project was the Clabber Girl ad campaign, which he instigated as a ten-year plan to take the company's top product to national prominence.

Clabber was brought to the South by the Ulster Scots who settled in the Appalachian Mountains.

Instead of forming the curds, they are said to have hung the clabber in a mesh bag in a tree and let the whey drain off.

She set the morning's milk near the hearth to clabber, then went back to her sewing.

And yet, Penn State can hardly afford for football to clabber like milk.

But to clabber, or sour, cream is to transform it actively, just as you do when you marinate or preserve a food.

Alan Pangborn was neither a coward nor a superstitious countryman who forked the sign of the evil eye at crows and kept his pregnant womenfolk away from the fresh milk because he was afraid they would clabber it.