can yogurt be made in bulk or do you have to use jars
764780
No jars for this one. You will use the Provided plastic container. Depending on the milk u're using you have between 2 1/2 cups (whole milk) and 1 3/4 cups ( skim milk) of yogurt per batch.
764781
Hi Everett, Our Greek yogurt makers come wiith 2 BPA free plastic containers which holds about 7 cups each. You would use one at a time and have the ability to use the second container to start a new batch right away if you wish. I hope this answers your question!
764782
Hi Everett,Our Greek yogurt makers come wiith 2 BPA free plastic containers which holds about 7 cups each. You would use one at a time and have the ability to use the second container to start a new batch right away if you wish. I hope this answers your question!
764783
The yogurt is made in one container. If you want to put it in jars after it's made, you can, but to make it, it's done in bulk. A recipe I make uses 3 cups of milk and 2 cups of heavy cream. It all goes into one container, so it's making 5 cups of yogurt in one bulk container.
618099
You could definity make regular yogurt in this if you wanted to. It includes a strainer for the last step of straining out some of the whey. You would just skip this last step for regular yogurt.
1624732
You pour your mix into a container which fits into the machine. The machine comes with one, or you can use a quart plastic container from store-bought yogurt, or you can use wide-mouth glass jars (Mason jars). The machine itself is completely plastic, but it never touches the yogurt.
293881
Yes, definitely. I have made soy yogurt in one. Just put the container in without the shelves and set temperature to 105-110 degrees.
1133447
You are right. I make my yogurt in a yogotherm (12 hours) then transfer to the Euro Cuisine for 18 hours. If I am not going to be home from work at the time it should be out, I just dump some of the liquid and it will be fine until I get home, It is in the refrigerator during this time anyway. I then put it in 1/2 pint jars, leaving room to add some Organic Maple syrup (adding a little unsweetened coconut is also good.) It is well worth the time it takes, and the result is such good nutritious yogurt.
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A standard quart plastic tub of store bought yogurt fits in... However, the jar provided with the yogurt maker is much better plastic to use than the regular quart plastic jar of store bought yogurt.
723891
I am told that this is possible. I think it would be the best. The directions told me to leave the lids off of these little jars, and I ended up with teenie, tiny jars half full of two spoons of yogurt. Your method sounds better. I would personally try it with a glass jar with a lid. I hope others chime into your question, because I do not use it for the problem I stated above. I would try it again, maybe, if this would work. I am very disappointed in this product.
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Hi Nancy, I have not made yogurt in my dehydrator but I googled it and it seems that you can make it! You would remove some of the trays to fit the jars. You may want to contact the company that makes the dehydrator and see what advice they can give you. It is a great machine though - I have made bread and kale chips! Paula
1111937
The yogurt is the same. I have used the individual containers before, and I prefer this way to make it all in one container. But the yogurt is the same - delicious!
1900843
I use 2, 5g packets of yo'gourmet freeze-dried yogurt starter with 2 quarts of any kind of milk. The only change I make to the directions on the back of the packets is that I incubate it in the Yolife yogurt maker for 24 hours. I make the double batch and make it in 2 wide mouth quart glass jars that fit just fine under the taller lid.
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The recipe book has several recipes that include yogurt. I made several batches using yogurt and liked the creaminess and dairy flavor. The recipe book suggests using cubes of yogurt that has been frozen. I sometimes just mixed in refrigerated yogurt when I was ready to eat the dessert. I really prefer it WITH the yogurt.
1639407
You can use store bought plain yogurt with this as a starter. You will also be able to make a yogurt cheese which is a bit of a chore, but is pretty good.
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Yes, I have used non-fat dried milk to make yogurt for over 10 years. I have never had a batch fail. I always followed the manufacturers directions of adding 1/3 cup of dried milk per cup of water. After making up 2 quarts of milk, I then added one more cup of dried milk to get a thick yogurt. You still need to heat the milk to 180 degrees and cool back down to 110 before adding your starter. I incubate in a yogourmet yogurt maker for 14 hours.
1057570
Yes, you can make yogurt in the dehydrator. Here is a link: http://ezinearticles.com/?Making-Yogurt-in-a-Food-Dehydrator&id;=3907749
1068744
Yes. When I bought this a few years ago they did. You could substitute them for bAby food jars too. This is good if you want to craft yogurt but that is tricky! I got it after four or five times but liked it better when I added sugar, or started with sweetened yogurt- which they say you shouldn't do.
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You can use yogurt from your last batch to make the next batch. Keep in mind the batch size does shrink down when strained meaning you won't have as much to enjoy for eating. I keep a store bought container around for starter. I keep the homemade for enjoyment.
1111942
I have not used the individual yogurt maker,but I have enjoyed week after week making yogurt in the 2 quart maker.I eat 2 quarts a week and find it convenient to have just one container to refrigerate .This maker has been consistent with the quality of each batch.