Eezgii refers to Mongolia's dry mass of cheese. The taste is slightly sweet, with a grainy or floury texture on the tongue. Eezgii is made by cooking milk with Kefir, as in the preparation of Byaslag. However, after curdling, cooking must be continued until all the liquid is gone or until the milk and Kefir mixture has dried. Cooking must be continued a little more until the dried mass is roasted and until it turns into small golden pieces. The final product is then dry enough to be stored in a sack of cloth. Eezgii is mostly served as snack for nibbling in between meals. Eezgii serves as a snack for nibbling in between. The taste is slightly sweet, with a grainy or floury texture on the tongue.

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