Is the temperature adjustable mutually? Different cultures need different temperature. Thx
1643934
No, one temp. I am so happy with this yogurt maker. I use it every week. I always use my own yogurt as a starter or a yogurt with multiple cultures.
1643935
No, you can't. It stays, pretty much, at 110 degrees. Perfect for making yogurt. That's all I use it for.
1643936
No, the temperature is not adjustable with this model, only the length of cook time. I have tried this model with the Finnish yogurt, Filia, but it doesn't work...too warm.
1934395
Yes, there is a knob to control the temperature. Example 1-10 not 50-80 degrees.
77860
Hello. I am not sure of the temperature in degrees, but the settings for the control is: Off, Low, Medium, High. I find that having it on Medium works for most of my needs. Hope that helps!
1902435
I do not know how you adjust to exact temperature setting. However, you can adjust temp up and down. I purchased this heater a couple years ago and just purchased one for another room. Very happy with this heater!
1896717
I just read Vania's answer and the amount she uses could describe what I do too. I'm sure there is an exact ratio for 2 qts. that would be the most efficient for time heated, but this method has worked well for me. Since you are growing the culture, leaving it in the heat would allow for more time to grow if you thought the texture was not thick enough.
480708
Yes you can. It's 100% logical. You set it, the temp stays until you change it.
398486
It's sort of both, actually. There is one temperature setting, but the temperature varies from the bottom to the top shelves. Colder at the bottom for whites, warmer at the top for reds.
2030667
Yep! But I have never checked if it is accurate. Last, the temperature is adjustable.
628764
I think the advantage that an appliance is supposed to give is better temp control and hence predictable results. I also have a friend who uses the "traditional" non-appliance method. But, when she moved her new home did not have quite the same consistent temperatures and her yogurt never turned out the same. I say in that case buy the maker since it's just $16 anyway.
1566564
yes, give it time. the 2 degrees can be up or down. if not opened often mine is or can be 2 degrees cooler.
1666910
It is not adjustable, but it is already adjusted. No matter if you make takoyako or aebleskiver the temperature is adjusted to this task.
698569
yes you can set it to a different temperature. I think it just broils though ... used it for Thanksgiving to keep rolls warm.
519151
There is no manual adjustment of the unit for temperature variations. The unit works well.
1698368
No, temperature is not adjustable. You'll soon learn how to use it in your personal routine. For example, a full lunch from the refrigerator will be ready to eat, piping hot, after about two hours heating. It will take longer if heating frozen foods. Large solid lunches take longer than "fluffy" foods. Experiment a little and you'll love it. It's much more pleasurable day with a warm lunch than a cold sandwich. Good luck!
1182410
You can adjust the temperature (I think there are three settings, but maybe two). I don't know exactly what the temperatures are though.
1019611
The thermometer is adjustable as far as mounting depth as there is a threaded nut on the back of the face plate. As far as "fine tuning" the temperature, no, there is no adjustment.
1062113
There's no easy way to do it. You can fiddle with the settings. The temperature also depends on the size of the room.