YG232 T-Fal yogurt maker: There are 5.5-6 ounce jars available from other manufacturers. Anyone knows if 7 jars from any would fit in this unit?
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Yes! you can use glass jars from other manufacturers. I have used Pyrex 1.5 QT/1.4 LT container and so did my friends without any issues. so I use the jars that came with the unit but if I need to make additional yogurt for my cooking then I use any glass jar that fits in the unit.
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It depends on the size but you can certainly use jars from other yogurt makers, you would just put them in. They should fit, I believe most are similar, but I cant confirm.. you would have to compare the size of the jars.
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As long as the jar size fits into the maker, my husband also used other jars to make extra yogurt in addition to the original jars. They were just exactly the same.
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I use Euro Cuisine jars as my second set, those are the *exact* same jars just with white lids. If the lids were the same color you wouldn't be able to tell them apart.The Yogurmet, Wellbee, and Vonshef jars should all fit as well as they are the same dimensions, but I haven't tried them personally.Hope that helps! This is the best yogurt maker, you'll be glad you got it!
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Hard to say - the seven t-fal jars fits exactly in this unit - different-sized or shaped jars might not work.
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Yes, I think it would hold that much, but I've not tried that amount. I make a five-cup serving of regular yogurt and add it to the Euro Cuisine Greek Yogurt maker. Once it's drained for about 3 hours I remove the strained yogurt and add another five-cup serving of regular yogurt to drain. I've not tried to fill the entire maker with regular yogurt.
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Actually, another question---Digestive Wellness carries a 2 qt glass jar with lid. Has anyone used it in the EuroCuisine 2 qt yogurt maker? With success?
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The recipe I use calls for 2 cups of heavy cream and 3 cups of milk. the container can actually hold a little more than that, maybe 1 more cup, but most of the recipes I found online called for a 5 cup combination of milk or milk and cream. Since I've had my DASH, I've made yogurt many times and have never once had a failed batch!! If you follow instructions, you will be well pleased with your purchase.
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I have been making a half recipe for yogurt made with coconut milk. I use two cans of coconut milk instead of 4 and it comes out fine.
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Not sure, I have a Euro Cuisine Yogurt Maker, Sorry. Amazon is good about returns if you want to try and they don't fit. Just a thought.
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Wellbee's 64 Oz. Glass Jar (Fits Into Yogourmet®, Euro Cuisine® - YM260, YM360 and YM460) WellBees glass jar with lid
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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!
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i agree that the jar is not very accurate by the measurement. but i never had 2.5 cups of leftover! that's a bit too much... i usually put in 6oz yogurt (1 of those store bought, or one jar from last batch), then add 18 oz of milk. that'd do. once you do a few batches, you'll have a pretty good idea of how much you need to put in there. Or you can always use the cups that come with it to measure. that'd never go wrong. on a different note, if you ever have extra leftover mixture, just drink it. :) I like it that way anyways. sometimes if i made the yogurt too sour, i just add some milk, and do a yogurt drink. you can use that for smoothy as well. don't waste it~ :)
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Basically, it's $2 or so for the 42 ounces of milk versus about $4 for the 32 oz. tub of yogurt. But you're also getting 42 ounces of yogurt, not 32.Using yogurt as a sarter, you'll also have to add in a small container of yogurt every few batches, so you could call that $2.50 depending on the yogurt you buy and what it costs you, and if you use powdered milk, add that in, too, but that box will last you a long time.For me, the added convenience of having it in individual glass jars is a big bonus.
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I use an old yogurt container and stand them up in the freezer. I can get all 6 in my container.
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Probably about 2 cups. You will have a lot of whey if you strain it for 2 hours. You can always forgo the straining and have about 4 cups of regular yogurt
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I haven't tried putting yogurt in these since my kids don't like yogurt. But I'm confident that the lid seals tight enough to hold yogurt without it leaking. I'm not sure how many ounces it will hold, but it definitely seems large enough to hold a good serving size and I'd be willing to bet it would hold 6 oz. Sorry I can't say from experience though!
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Freddie-I don't have the YM-9 model, I have the original GM-7 made in 1974. Works fine. Salton products are here to stay. And no I don't work for the company, but I sure love yogurt. I've got one complaint though. I want a machine that makes bigger batches. I can't keep up with consumption.Candy
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Its hard to tell. One website I visited said the jar can make 80 quarts of yogurt using 1/8 of a tsp for ea quart. Depending on how thick you want the yogurt to be, you may want to use more than the 1/8 tsp.
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Freddie- I don't have the YM-9 model, I have the original GM-7 made in 1974. Works fine. Salton products are here to stay. And no I don't work for the company, but I sure love yogurt. I've got one complaint though. I want a machine that makes bigger batches. I can't keep up with consumption. Candy
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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.