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easiyo yogurt maker any good? or make your own? (merged)

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  • jak
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    That's brilliant thanks so much
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  • Hi, Jak :beer: I have an Easiyo from Freecycle, but I've never bought any of the mixes. I follow the UHT milk and natural yogurt recipe on the thread that magentasue and thriftlady quote ;)

    I'll add this thread to that one to keep ideas together :D

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  • nodwah
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    I apologise in advance if anyone's mentioned this before - I just read a blog entry about making yoghurt in your slow cooker http://crockpot365.blogspot.com/2008/10/you-can-make-yogurt-in-your-crockpot.html

    haven't tried it as I use the easiyo with the recipe from here, but might be of use to someone maybe?
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  • philsmum
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    Hi.
    I wonder if anyone can advise me what is going wrong with my yogurt. I use the easy yo equipment but use semi skimmed UHT, dried milk and culture (bio yogurt) the yogurt was lovely and thick when I first made it but the last few times it has been really runny.
    Any advise gratefully accepted.
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  • System
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    has anyone tried this ? saw it on a shopping channel and fancy giving it a go .
    thanks
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  • hassie
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    ;) Hi,julian graves will be having one on offer next week ;) xx
  • I have an Easiyo. I don't use the sachets of mix, just UHT milk and yoghurt starter. I love it and we have a constant supply of yoghurt.

    I'll add this to the existing Easiyo thread to keep ideas together ;)

    Penny. x
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  • hassie wrote: »
    ;) Hi,julian graves will be having one on offer next week ;) xx
    when does this start from ???
    The original janiebaby ;)
  • hassie
    hassie Posts: 124 Forumite
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    Hi ,I think it was today,but cant remember properly sorry !
  • years ago, in teh sixties and seventies when we were all making our own yoghurt, we used a vacuum flask!! a bit of live yoghurt for the starter, heat the milk, mix and pop into the vacuum flask. hey presto, yoghurt.xx
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