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I have a tub of natural yoghurt sat in the fridge, it states you shouldn't freeze it, however would it be possible to freeze it if I'm just going to use for a savoury sauce, I've had success in the past using it as a substitution for sour cream. What do you think, would appreciate any responses.
I think yoghurt separates when thawed, hence the advice not to freeze. But it should be okay in cooking. I freeze yog and then bung it in the food processor with a bit of milk or cream or unfrozen yog (whatever I have in the fridge, and whatever fruit I have lying around. A quick blitz and hey presto instant ice cream (well iced-yog anyway). I'm not dead yet
I'm a retired employment solicitor. Hopefully some of my comments might be useful, but they are only my opinion and not intended as legal advice.