Looking for "filabunk"

[hab321]

My grandfather (of Swedish heritage) used to always eat what he called "filabunk". It was similar to a sour yogurt that you would make from a culture and whole milk. He passed many moons ago, but I was wondering if anyone has heard of it or might even have a source for a culture.
Any help would be appreciated!!!

[K. Slink]

Boy, that's a new one on me, never heard of it before! Have you already tried an online search?

[hab321]

Yep. I found it by that name as well as a few others, but alas no info on how to get it. I do remember that he acquired the "culture" through family members in Sweden. They would actually soak a paper towel in it, dry it and send it throught the mail. Of course, that link to the family has long since disappeared. I just thought I'd throw it out here in the off chance someone might have heard of it.

[K. Slink]

You never can tell, some people here are very clever researchers, good luck!

[BasilRock]

My grandfather (of Swedish heritage) used to always eat what he called "filabunk". It was similar to a sour yogurt that you would make from a culture and whole milk. He passed many moons ago, but I was wondering if anyone has heard of it or might even have a source for a culture.
Any help would be appreciated!!!

I think it is filmjolk a swedish yogurt and I believe you can get the cultures on-line. hope this helps.

[hab321]

Thanks!! I did find a culture for filmjolk on line. I'll give it a try.