Is this what is used to make yoghurt in an electric yoghurt machine?
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This makes a drink that the manufacturer calls Kefir, although that is NOT real Kefir. For real Kefir, you need to use Kefir grains. If you still want to use this product to make this drink, you don't need an electric yoghurt machine since this product does not need elevated temperature but just room temperature. If you want to make yoghurt (that would require the use of electric machine) you need to buy a different starter called "Yoghurt starter".
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I didn't use an electric yogurt maker. I just use a jar with the yogourmet and half and half covered with an unfolded napkin held in place with a rubber band. I set it on a counter the kitchen in a warm place and it makes beautiful rich yogurt in about 24 hours + or - depending on the temperature of the house at the time. As I'm the only one who eats it, I don't bother with the electric machine when a jar works well.
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No, you can use store bought yogurt. Just make sure you buy a yogurt that has live cultures. Usually the more expensive organic oned. Only use a small portion of the starter.
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I've added it to Greek yogurt in a blender it came out good not sure what kind of mixer you are talking about
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Instructions are included for making non-dairy yogurts. I have not tried it though. I did have good results with sour cream.
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Yes, it does have an instruction manual with easy to follow recipes. I made a batch up yesterday following their basic instructions and it turned out really thick and tasty! One thing I noticed in the recipe is that it called for 5 cups of milk along with the starter. Since it has a one quart capacity I was confused by that so I used only 4 cups of milk, a half cup yogurt, and followed their tip for thicker yogurt by adding 1/2 cup of powdered milk and it came out perfect. For some more good recipes I went to www.eurocuisine.net and clicked on their manual for the YM80 yogurt maker and found a whole bunch of good info and recipes, you might check out those recipes too but BUY the Dash Go, it's the best and you don't have to fool with all those little jars :o) !!!
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Thanks for this info. I'm concerned that I will buy a yogurt maker and won't be able to find a glass container to fit. What kind of maker do you have and what kind of container did you find to fit?
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Not really, there is a product I got thru amazon called cuisipro donvier yogurt maker that works good for that
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No. This is Korean soy milk and tofu maker, I am very happy with this machine. I am highly recommend to anyone need soy milk.....
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It doesn't work when you use soymilk. The yogurt needs the enzymes from cow's milk. I guess that you could try using coconut or goat's milk.
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I cannot answer this question. I am using the accessory with the EuroCuisine YM80 yogurt maker. You might try calling EuroCuisine toll-free at (888)343-5554 and asking their customer service.
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Hi Nancy, I have not made yogurt in my dehydrator but I googled it and it seems that you can make it! You would remove some of the trays to fit the jars. You may want to contact the company that makes the dehydrator and see what advice they can give you. It is a great machine though - I have made bread and kale chips! Paula
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I don't know but if it makes yogurt you should be able to make soft cheese . It's whole milk sooooooooo. I've used pasteurized goats milk to make soft cheese but honestly never made hard cheese, not patient enough . If anyone has hope they print it here. Just did a web search and this link has the answer . http://www.cheesemaking.com/store/pg/239-FAQ-Cheesemaking-and-Milk.html#Anchor-DRY-23240
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Here's some how-to information: http://www.healthgoods.com/Shopping/Appliances/Euro_Cuisine_YM80_Yogurt_Maker.aspLooks like you didn't leave it in long enough.
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I know your question was from several months ago, but here is a great recipe for raw milk yogurt, which you can use with this yogurt maker. You do have to heat the milk slightly, but not enough to kill all the "good stuff." http://nourishedkitchen.com/raw-milk-yogurt/
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~good question & good idea. i love making homemade yogurt too, but i use raw organic milk. i don't know the answer, but i suggest that you contact the distributor (address is on the can) and ask them. i'll do the same :) i do make the best homemade ice cream with fresh strawberries & the organic coconut milk.gigi
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Yes,but the consistency will be different. If you are looking to make vegan yogurt/kefir, it is best to mix 1/2 soy milk with either almond or coconut milk. Adding soy milk gives the yogurt/kefir nice consistency. If using almond milk or coconut milk alone, it will be too runny (lot's of liquid to drain off). From a quart of almond or coconut milk you'll get close to two cups of yogurt (much less then if using almond or coconut milk in combination with soy or cow milk).
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Though I never have, I did find recipes on YouTube using this dehydrator to make yogurt. Looked yummy, especially when one lady used dehydrated fruits that she dehydrated on her Excalibur.