Would a Gallon of milk/Yogurt fit in this in one shot?
1195951
We found that half a gallon of milk equates to enough yogurt to fill 3/4 of this.
1195952
I can strain 3 quarts of yogurt at one time in this - there is not room for more yogurt. So I would say no, a gallon of yogurt will not fit all at one time.
1240300
Large enough to put a gallon ofMilk through if you turn the carton sideways
385923
I've put sort of heavy things in mine, but I wouldn't trust it with 2 gallons of milk. Especially if you do it on a regular basis.
304229
If you mean 4 one gallon milk jugs then yes I believe so. This container is considerably lighter than a normal milk crate.
2179625
You can fit a gallon of milk on the bottom floor of the fridge, though if you have the door compartments full it might not close.
1657114
Pretty fine...I haven't but you could probably strain yogurt/fresh cheese through it... My only complaint, and it's my own fault, is the size....I would buy one twice as large next time
203542
Even if it fits into the container, it creates a very strong vortex, lifting things up from the bottom, so you need a container that is taller than you'd imagine. I save tall one quart yogurt containers and use them for making smoothies, cake batter, etc. For pureeing small quantities (like two cans of catfood), the one pint ziploc containers are just right. Start out on slow speed and don't plunge in too quickly! I use it three or four times a day and it really is the best hand mixer that I've ever owned... (and I've burned out at least ten other brands in my long career)
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The little jars are silly. I retired them and the cover lid after the first batch. Now I re-use two large 32 oz standard yogurt containers. Two of them fit well, then I am adding a third 16 oz container. (Three large containers will not quite fit. I just cover it all with a clean kitchen towel and leave it for 8-10 hours. Works great! I also noticed that the milk will contract when it becomes yogurt so you will have less volume of yogurt than of the starting milk. I measure up full containers when I start, then add another cup or so of milk to be heated.
618099
You could definity make regular yogurt in this if you wanted to. It includes a strainer for the last step of straining out some of the whey. You would just skip this last step for regular yogurt.
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I don't see why not, wish i had thought of that,(DUH) it was delicious, but went off before i could use it all!!!Things with a lot of fat in them usually freeze well. i had bought the milk from the same maker, but in very small carton, perfect! thought this was the same size as the milk, didn't read close.
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I make a half gallon of milk into yogurt at a time and the yogurt filled this to just under the wide metal brim.
412056
I think so. I haven't tried it, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. You make the yogurt separately (or just buy non-dairy yogurt) and pour it into this strainer. Yogurt turns into "Greek yogurt".
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It will hold a few 1 gallon milk jugs, but the pizza boxes would have to be folded up, if they are for, say, a 16" large pie. I burn my cardboard and use half gallon waxed cardboard milk containers, and burn them also.
1111940
I guess also, it depends on what type of yogurt you prefer. If you like regular and not greek, the individual jars would work easily enough.
859669
Yes, it would work, but a fine mesh sieve would be easier to get the product out. Also, I had a problem with mine, on the second use at making almond milk, the bag developed a small opening at the seam.
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It can hold 8 oz. or 1 cup. Ideally though, it is really best to put a plastic cup of yogurt in the container, as opposed to liquid directly. Hope that helps.
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No jars for this one. You will use the Provided plastic container. Depending on the milk u're using you have between 2 1/2 cups (whole milk) and 1 3/4 cups ( skim milk) of yogurt per batch.