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

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  • Snapdragon
    Snapdragon Posts: 341 Forumite
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    Can't comment on the drinking yoghurts, haven't tried them yet, though have tropical mango and wildberries in the cupboard to try soon.

    Can report back on the Boysenberry though. It is gorgeous. We all had a midnight snack, whoopsied tesco strawberries with the yoghurt and loved it. Eldest says his favourite so far.

    Had it on weetabix for breakfast, so it isn't gonna last long.:D Its very much a 'fruits of the forest' type flavour so it will be interesting to see how there actual fruits of the forest pack differs. Will definitely order it next time.
  • is76
    is76 Posts: 29 Forumite
    Popped into lakeland and now have an easiyo. I have tried 1l skimmed uht, 4 tbs of milk powder, 2 tbs of sainsbury natural yoghurt.

    I am keeping my fingers crossed.
  • is76
    is76 Posts: 29 Forumite
    Yoghurt update: Well its turned into yoghurt, a little runny but nice!

    Next adventures in yogs: goats milk uht or coconut yoghurt and I may actually strain the next batch through a coffee filter.
  • veronarona
    veronarona Posts: 542 Forumite
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    Well done Is :)

    My low-calorie lemon bargain is not too successful so far - I resorted to adding rather a lot of honey to yesterday's portion. That stuff is sour-sharp in spades :eek:

    veronarona
  • bought my easiyo at carboot £1 tried it overnight on Tuesday, UHT milk, 2 tlbs dried milk, 2 tlbs greek yogurt.................. AMAZING now need to look for lots of recipes.
  • is76
    is76 Posts: 29 Forumite
    OMG! £1 for an easiyo - total bargain.

    I have my next batch of yog on the go. Skimmed UHT, 3tbs powder milk, 2 tbs greek yog. Then I might filter it tomorrow.

    Also have some in the freezer with some blueberries mixed in. Yum!
  • jintyb
    jintyb Posts: 1,758 Forumite
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    bought my easiyo at carboot £1 tried it overnight on Tuesday, UHT milk, 2 tlbs dried milk, 2 tlbs greek yogurt.................. AMAZING now need to look for lots of recipes.

    Hi there - well done, that was a real bargain! May I ask - how much milk did you use? And did it turn out thick like Greek yogurt or like " normal " consistency?


    you will always be rich enough to be generous.
  • janiebaby29
    janiebaby29 Posts: 1,783 Forumite
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    Well , It must be fate , I just got some vouchers from lakeland , one offering me free postage over 19.99
    and another offering me 3 quid off and both can be used together ,
    so i will be placing my order with them this week for easiyo sachets !!:j
    every little helps !!
    The original janiebaby ;)
  • jintyb wrote: »
    Hi there - well done, that was a real bargain! May I ask - how much milk did you use? And did it turn out thick like Greek yogurt or like " normal " consistency?

    I used just under a litre of UHT semi skimmed milk (couldn't fit it all into the container) the consistancy was very thick, I think i'll only do half measure next time though cos I'm the only one eating it at the moment.
  • larmy16
    larmy16 Posts: 4,324 Forumite
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    I got two Easiyo flasks and containers off Freecycle. "Ask and ye shall receive".

    I think lots of people are gung ho with them in the beginning and then they get stuck to the back of the cupboard.

    My favourite is the strawberry, the greek one, and the custard one tastes nice, but the texture it indescribable. Very strange.
    Grocery Challenge £139/240 until 31/01
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