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<blockquote data-quote="Brunneria" data-source="post: 1793897" data-attributes="member: 41816"><p>Way back when I was eating yog regularly, I used the Easi-Yo yog maker and sachets.</p><p>Blown away by how easy.</p><p>Disappointed at the high price.</p><p></p><p>So I dusted off my Blue Peter Badge, and started making it myself - just as [USER=264425]@becca59[/USER] says.</p><p>Used the Easi-Yo cannister, but added one litre of UHT full fat milk, 2 tablesppons of the previous yog batch, and a couple of tablespoons of powdered milk - to thicken it up a bit.</p><p></p><p>8 hours of solid ignoring on the kitchen windowsill, and voila! a litre of yog.</p><p></p><p>Nowadays I have kefir. Nicer taste, better benefits. A bit more hassle to make.</p><p>My downfall with kefir is that it has to be fiddled with daily, and my attention span and routines don't always allow that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brunneria, post: 1793897, member: 41816"] Way back when I was eating yog regularly, I used the Easi-Yo yog maker and sachets. Blown away by how easy. Disappointed at the high price. So I dusted off my Blue Peter Badge, and started making it myself - just as [USER=264425]@becca59[/USER] says. Used the Easi-Yo cannister, but added one litre of UHT full fat milk, 2 tablesppons of the previous yog batch, and a couple of tablespoons of powdered milk - to thicken it up a bit. 8 hours of solid ignoring on the kitchen windowsill, and voila! a litre of yog. Nowadays I have kefir. Nicer taste, better benefits. A bit more hassle to make. My downfall with kefir is that it has to be fiddled with daily, and my attention span and routines don't always allow that. [/QUOTE]
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