Would you be able to use these bags for making greek yogurt?
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I have only used it for making almond and walnut nut milk. I am sorry I could not be of more help.
2231839
You would need to strain the yogurt with either cheesecloth or a Cuisipro Donvier Yogurt Cheese Maker which I use. My review for this product has my recipe in it and you can strain that yogurt for fage or greek yogurt.
1224171
I would use the Foodsaver bags myself. They are pretty heavy duty and are built for the machine. I would imagine other types of plastic bags would work, they would have to be thicker though.
1789734
I read all of the content that was on the box of bags that I received and did not see it say that you could or could not reuse these bags. These are to be used with the sealing machine: Food Saver which uses heat to create a seal - not a zip type bag. You have to cut the bag open to get to your food after it has been steamed...... I suppose you could try it, but your bag will get smaller with each use, and the company probably cannot give you advise on reuse because they don't want to be responsible in case of bacteria left over from the previous use....
258155
I don't see why not. It just keeps it at the right temperature. But if you are making Greek yogurt you will only get about 2.5 cups of yogurt after you filter off the whey from 5 cups of milk.
1877876
Yes, they can be used for freezer. However, they are not very thick so double bagging would be good and they are NOT "zipper" type bags. I am so glad to be able to find these because I have always had so many uses for just a plain quart size bag WITHOUT all the zipping parts. I was NOT able to buy plain baggies anywhere until I found them here-so I stocked up. Definitely would buy again and again as long as they are available!
2057034
Hello, I don't see why not. I've used it for making yogurt before. Not by itself, but I have made yogurt with all dry milk and then 1 cup of cream before from a recipe and it turned out fine. Dry milk is used to make yogurt thicker, and many recipes call for adding some quantity of nonfat dry milk if you want thicker yogurt...
1087290
I have not used it as a yogurt strainer but the holes are small enough for me to strain lentils if that helps.
1738653
I have never tried using the bags for that purpose and don't know if the dough would come through the 1/2 opening. I think the dough would probably be to thick. But you could also cut the bag opening larger to make it work.
2080304
Yes, I think these bags would work nicely for the use you mentioned. What a generous act of kindness you are providing. Blessings
2113290
We use it in a Yógourmet instead of the plastic container and it works well but I don't know for the Dash greek yogurt maker...
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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
1639412
Yes but choose plain yogurt, no flavors or sugars added. I buy a pint of whole milk Greek yogurt and use it to make 4 or 5 batches of 1 quart yogurt. I tried the powder sample that came with the yogurt maker but I like the Greek yogurt starter more.
1561812
I don't see why not. I was in a restaurant and they used it to dispense Greek yogurt and that worked!
2022740
Yes, I think it would hold that much, but I've not tried that amount. I make a five-cup serving of regular yogurt and add it to the Euro Cuisine Greek Yogurt maker. Once it's drained for about 3 hours I remove the strained yogurt and add another five-cup serving of regular yogurt to drain. I've not tried to fill the entire maker with regular yogurt.
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These bags would not fit the somewhat square loaves from my Panasonic bread machine. Cutting the loaf in half would work, but that may not be acceptable. I only use the bread machine to make the dough because of the odd shaped loaves produced by the machine. The hand formed loaves baked in the oven result in a standard sized loaf that fits nicely in these bags.
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Unfortunately I wouldn't think so. We use them for a cold yogurt bar an cereal and they were thin and flimsy even for that.