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| | Cooking ingredients: Milk products |
 | | The milk used is unhomogenised, which causes a layer of cream to rise on the surface of viili, upon which a mould called Geotrichum candidum grows a thin, velvety surface. |
 | | Viili is eaten fresh and chilled, usually for breakfast or as a snack. |
 | | It may be eaten plain or sprinkled with various flavourings, from sugar, cinnamon, honey, powdered ginger or other spices to fresh fruit or berries, jams, nuts, muesli or the traditional talkkuna flour, a mixture of half-cooked, dried and powdered grains (barley, oats, peas and/or beans). |
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