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Homemade yogurt smelling funny!
kate83
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Hiya,
I've been making yogurt in my easiyo maker for ages now and not had any problems (using UHT, tablespoon of yogurt and milk powder)
Last lot I made, half got left in fridge for quite a while (think about 2 weeks) and when I went to have some, it smelt fermented (bit beery/like fruit juice goes when left out of fridge) which I thought might be due to it being left too long or because I'd been saving a spoon of previous yogurts to start off next batch and needed to start again with fresh.
Next time I made some, I got a new pot of yogurt to start it off, but as soon as I took it out of the maker, I smelt it and this smelt the same (although not as strongly). Pot had been washed out properly and I'd used a different yogurt so I don't know why this should happen and whether it's alright to eat or not
Any ideas what I can do to stop this??
(just had another smell after it's been in the fridge for a while and it smells a bit more like yogurt, but still a bit beery)
Thanks
I've been making yogurt in my easiyo maker for ages now and not had any problems (using UHT, tablespoon of yogurt and milk powder)
Last lot I made, half got left in fridge for quite a while (think about 2 weeks) and when I went to have some, it smelt fermented (bit beery/like fruit juice goes when left out of fridge) which I thought might be due to it being left too long or because I'd been saving a spoon of previous yogurts to start off next batch and needed to start again with fresh.
Next time I made some, I got a new pot of yogurt to start it off, but as soon as I took it out of the maker, I smelt it and this smelt the same (although not as strongly). Pot had been washed out properly and I'd used a different yogurt so I don't know why this should happen and whether it's alright to eat or not
Any ideas what I can do to stop this??
(just had another smell after it's been in the fridge for a while and it smells a bit more like yogurt, but still a bit beery)
Thanks
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