Can these caps be used to make yogurt? I want to make homemade yogurt. Thaankyou
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Rhonda Malkmus of Hallelujah Acres (www.hacres.com) has several recipes using probiotics. She mentions that different probiotic brands and strengths garner varying depths of "sour" or "ripeness" to the products. Give it a shot. Good Yogurt making to you.
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I do not know I know that if you go back on the net and ask on how to make homemade yogurt you could get an answer.You get all you need per day if you are taking Jarrow-Dophilus EPS .Try bing for your search.Ask Jarrow's direct
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I do not believe you can. I know, and have made, ice cream, sorbet, and frozen yogurt. Sorry I could not answer your question specifically.
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I don't dsee why not. They have the regular canning seal caps. Seem they would be airtight. I believe these are the same design as any of their "canning" jars except that they are pretty light blue instead of clear glass.
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Not sure, I have a Euro Cuisine Yogurt Maker, Sorry. Amazon is good about returns if you want to try and they don't fit. Just a thought.
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If you want to know if you can use mason jars instead of the cups, the answer is no. Even the pint jars are too tall and the lid won't fit tight, which means your yogurt will not heat up. The cups are included with the yogurt maker though.
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Yes you can. I just spoon the yogurt into an ice cube tray, freeze it, pop out the cubes of yogurt then into the machine. Works great.
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I have not tried using the Yolife tall dome with the Euro Cuisine Digital Automatic Yogurt Maker but I do not believe this would be successful. I base this answer upon the specs of the two products. The tall dome is 10 inches in diameter while the Euro Cuisine yogurt maker is 9.75 inches in diameter. This difference in size would prevent the yogurt maker from being able to maintain its consistent temperature. The larger dome will not fit snuggle into the yogurt maker but would balance somewhat precariously on its rim. I like the idea; it is very clever but I am afraid you would disappointed with the results. Could you find another plastic dome for this that is 9.75 inches or less in diameter? I think that any cover that keeps the warm air trapped inside would be worth a try. Good luck!
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You need something to use as a starter when making yogurt. You can either buy starter or use some previously made yogurt as starter. It is my understanding that if you do use previously made yogurt as a starter, then the next time you make yogurt you need to use a starter, not yogurt again.
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I use these all the time for yogurt and they work great! You would have to make sure they are fully unthawed before eating unlike go gurts those since the spout is smaller
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The lids pop in I don't think your yogurt idea would work with these unless you were sure that they wouldn't get squeezed
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No, you cannot. This culture will be killed at the temperatures needed to make yogurt. Yogurt is taken up to ~114 F... This culture cannot be used above 102F.
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I have not used this colander to strain yogurt, as I have a very fine mesh strainer for that purpose. I think that the holes in the colander are a bit too big, so a little of the yogurt might seep through them in addition to the whey.
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I cannot answer your question about whether these can be used in making sugar work or caramel toffee. Sorry.
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If you can find a recipe for it online, I don't see why not. I use regular milk but I have friends who use it to make vegan yogurt.
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If you want to strain the yogurt to separate out the whey, these strainers are not fine enough mesh, I think. I use them constantly for kefir.
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The yogurt should be all right. The lid is a pop-off kind, so no screw or unscrewing. To be sure I put it in a ziplock bag, but I use them for freezin smoothies that are going to be thawed by lunch time.
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I have never tried to strain such items. I use this item for making so-called Greek yogurt. You could get Online and ask the company rep. If the item would work for your needs. Good luck. GINNY