No guar gum on ingrediant list. Will it then be good to make a nice creamy yogurt?
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It's worth giving it a shot but I'm not sure. As I said in my review, it kind of separates. Even when it's introduced into something hot like coffee. I never did try to cook with it for this reason. I would speculate that maybe if you stuck it in the frig so you would have coconut cream accumulate at the top of the can that the cream may be could be used to make a creamy yogurt type thing. Maybe someone else has more experience using it for something like you suggest. In fact, I may try to use the coconut cream that way instead of tossing the extra cans I have. Thanks for making me think on the subject. Regardless, some people have reactions to guar gum, other's not so much. Good luck. Let us know if it works (if that's possible).
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I would NOT purchase this Natural Value Coconut milk. The shipment of twelve cans had ten severely dented cans. Those severe dents were not through the shipment but were probably dented prior to shipment since the shipment was so well packed. I was so disappointed with the shipment and would not want anyone else to be disappointed.
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Reading from the bottle's label: Lactose (milk), natural flavors acacia gum. Is this the information you were looking for?
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I double checked the list of ingredients and did not see any gum or gum derivatives listed.Regards
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I use any good PLAIN Greek Yogurt, but a good PLAIN regular yogurt will work as well -- just look to see if it has active cultures (most all of them do) and I get it at the supermarket.
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Ingredients: green tea, milk, guar gum, non dairy creamer, natural & artificial flavorings, salt, yogurt powder . Directions to add the powder with water or milk ice and blend.
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Yes, it will. :) You'll want to add some, let it sit and decide if it's thick enough for you before adding more. You -can- get a slight bit of breakdown over time because of the enzymes in the yogurt, but it's very rare and usually homemade yogurt is eaten far before it's a problem.
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As far as I can tell from the tiny letters on the label, and checking the RAW website, the answer woukd be "no." They appear to be vegetarian, but not dairy-free, so if you're allergic to dairy, or vegan, you might want to look more closely. Check their site yourself: I think they MAY have another probiotic that's dairy-free...but it might also have other ingredients not congenial to a vegan or other vegetarian. There ARE companies out there who produce dairy-free probiotics, but in your place I'd do a search, read ingredient lists carefully, and even contact the companies' customer support. That way you'll feel confident about the product you decide to buy. As far as I can tell from the tiny letters on the label, and checking the RAW website, the answer woukd be "no." They appear to be vegetarian, but not dairy-free, so if you're allergic to dairy, or vegan, you might want to look more closely. Check their site yourself: I think they MAY have another probiotic that's dairy-free...but it might also have other ingredients not congenial to a vegan or other vegetarian. There ARE companies out there who produce dairy-free probiotics, but in your place I'd do a search, read ingredient lists carefully, and even contact the companies'... » Read More As far as I can tell from the tiny letters on the label, and checking the RAW website, the answer woukd be "no." They appear to be vegetarian, but not dairy-free, so if you're allergic to dairy, or vegan, you might want to look more closely. Check their site yourself: I think they MAY have another probiotic that's dairy-free...but it might also have other ingredients not congenial to a vegan or other vegetarian. There ARE companies out there who produce dairy-free probiotics, but in your place I'd do a search, read ingredient lists carefully, and even contact the companies' customer support. That way you'll feel confident about the product you decide to buy. « Show Less
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This is a full fat coconut milk that I love. I have been using it for years. It does however, contain guar gum as a thickener.
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The label states that there is "no wheat, no gluten, no dairy, no egg, no fish/shellfish, no peanuts/tree nuts". I have a gluten sensitivity and have no problem with this product. As a matter of fact, taking this probiotic seems to have cured my lactose intolerance as I can now eat all forms of dairy with no problems.
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Wow just got off the phone with Euro Cuisine. They were so helpful! Yes you can do dairy free yogurt! You will need to find a recipe and follow that. If you are using dairy free milk like soy, almond or coconut you are going to have to add sugar. If you need more info just call them they are so helpful.
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I just read the label on the sugar free vanilla and I don't see anything that appears to have gluten in it. As long as there is no gluten in xanth gum you should be good to go. So far I've enjoyed all the flavors that I've purchased.
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You could try Flax milk. That is the closest to real milk I have found.I tried do & almond which did not work with any brand of yogurt starter. If it works please let me know.
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Yes but choose plain yogurt, no flavors or sugars added. I buy a pint of whole milk Greek yogurt and use it to make 4 or 5 batches of 1 quart yogurt. I tried the powder sample that came with the yogurt maker but I like the Greek yogurt starter more.
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As far as I know you can. I've been doing a lot of research on yogurt making and that was never mentioned as counter-indicated.
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According to the label, this product contains no stabilizers, emulsifiers, whiteners or guar gum. It is only coconut milk and water. Gently warm the contents or blend in blender to get it smooth. Granted, this coconut milk is not pourable straight from the can, but personally I will take the extra effort to make it creamy if I can avoid any unwanted additives.
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I have not personally used non-fat dried milk to make yogurt, but I have seen recipes using it to make cheese so I would think it would be okay to make yogurt with. It is worth the time and effort to make it for me as I have dairy goats. I have plenty of good milk to make it with; add to that my homemade jam and you just can't buy that at the store! Really, the hardest and most time consuming part of the whole process is heating the milk.
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Please tell me how I can do it? I just start with lactaid and add some yogurt? I dont know why this is such a hard thing to find on the internet. Do I need to add sugar if I dont want it sweet? Thanks