lakeland yoghurt maker

janiebaby29

When you say Greek yoghurt , is this more ore less like the total one ? , hubbie loves that one but he is going through 3 large pots a week ! , I would get the electiric one if it was very similar . I do have an easyo one but find the sachets expensive

Primrose

If anybody uses the EasyYo sachets it might be worth visiting the YorhurtDirect.co.uk website and signing up for their emails as from time to they have special deals and promotions on various yoghurt sachets.

Muppet81

I have the electric lakeland one but as I now have an Aga, I do not need it. Was going to get shut. If you want to pm me I will post it out to you but would appreciate if you could send me postage cost in stamps when you receive it. Don't want anything for it, just the postage would be nice and to know that it would be used and appreciated.

janiebaby29

That's very kind of you ,is it very heavy ?

rosalie-lavender

janiebaby29 wrote: »

That's very kind of you ,is it very heavy ?

As mine is still boxed I have stuck it on the kitchen scales for you. Mine weighs 816 grams in the original box.

downshifted

janiebaby29 wrote: »

When you say Greek yoghurt , is this more ore less like the total one ? , hubbie loves that one but he is going through 3 large pots a week ! , I would get the electiric one if it was very similar . I do have an easyo one but find the sachets expensive

Lidl's greek yogurt is wonderful, thick and creamy - and cheap!!

janiebaby29

decided to bite the bullet and have ordered one , along with the extra bowl , and added a few bits to make up for free delivery , used a code to get a fiver off so got those few bits free !!:j . so it cost me 25 quid in the end . got a few tupperware containers so i can take my own yoghurt to work !!

winniepooh

Hi janie. Muppet has very kindly given me her yoghurt maker. Cant wait to start. Did you order the lake land one?

the-mango

I've been thinking about getting a yoghurt maker but I've been reading up how to make homemade yoghurt on the Internet and gave it a go today. I made soya yoghurt and just put in two tablespoons of some plain alpro yoghurt I had and mixed it with a carton of sainsburys basics soya milk. Put it in a container and in my oven on the 'proofing setting'. Took it out this evening and have yoghurt!

If you don't have a yoghurt maker yet I'd give it a go this way as its been super cheap and I now have a ton of yoghurt

I also read another suggestion that if you don't have a proofing setting switching your oven onto the lowest setting for 4 minutes before you put the milk yoghurt mix in and then turning it off helps keep the mix at the right temp too and if it's not set after about 8 hours put the oven on again for two minutes

janiebaby29

winniepooh wrote: »

Hi janie. Muppet has very kindly given me her yoghurt maker. Cant wait to start. Did you order the lake land one?

Yes I did. , got the extra bowl and a few other bits for free delivery , plus used a code for a fiver off .