Do you make yoghurt at home?

I am lazy to be honest I would much rather go to the supermarket and buy yoghurts in bulk and keep them in the fridge, I love yoghurt, because it's better than sweets, good for the digestive system and full of protein. It's good to experiment though and I do peel fruits and put them into yoghurt which I guess you can do with your yoghurt maker? Making new concoctions up.

Hello dear youless. You are so great to be able to make so many nice things to eat and drink with those gorgeous electrical appliances. Yeah, modern techniques have benefited us a lot. It is a very lucky thing for your husband and kid to have you, so capable a wife and a mother--Jack of all trades. Keep it up, youless. Good night and have a sweet dream.

Well I think thats wonderful my friend. But for myself I dont like yoghurt at all.LOL So it wouldnt do me any good!LOL

hello youless

congratulations to you on making homemade yogurt with your yogurt maker. didn't know they had such a thing for sale. lol. so yeah, if i had a yogurt machine, i would make homemade yogurt in it. i like lemon yogurt and all of the different kinds of yogurt these days in the store with all of the fruit in them. so can you add fruit to your yogurt machine? what is your favorite kind of yogurt? and i am not sure what you mean by a stable warmer?

have a wonderful afternoon and enjoy your yogurt machine.

Hello youless!:-)

It must have been a good feeling to be able to make something at home which gives not only confidence that something is made hygienically but also the good feeling that you did it yourself.

When I was in my homeland, we used to make yoghurt at home, not always just sometimes. But, we never used a machine for this purpose. We used to boil fresh milk, let it a little cool down and then add some amount of already made yoghurt in it. After several hours, the whole milk would convert to yoghurt.

But, I can understand that given your low environmental temperature, it would be difficult to make yoghurt without machine or maybe it would take few days to make it without machine?? I don't know about it there but in our homeland it was simple i.e. just at room temperature!

I don't own a yogurt maker. Sounds pretty interesting.I myself go the the grocery store. Even better when they have a sale. My daughter likes the dessert flavored yogurt. Homeade may be healthier though.

we love yoghurt and i have often wondered what the yoghurt makers were like.next time i am at the shops i might look into it as it sounds like it might be a bit cheaper to make your own as well.cheers sue

hey actually what is yoghurt???????

you are on some sort of appliance for home made foods roll lately aren't you?
The breadmaker and then what was the gadget that your father had you purchase?
and now the yogurt maker!

I have two yogurt makers I think they are Daisy brand but am not sure off hand... they are oblong have white bases that little glass jars fit into and then an opaque blue tinted lid...

I have made some fine yogurt using the machines and adding fresh picked berries for flavoring - but you can also make it in your regular oven or a cooler.

So, I am anxious to see what your next purchase will be... maybe a pasta maker? a french fry cutter? a cookie press/gun for making even more lovely cookies?

I would like to get a grain mill next - grind up rice and wheat and corn into lovely flours for baking breads... though DrAnn has informed me that I can use the magic bullet to this ends....
now just to find some wheat berries.

any yogurt i eat i buy from teh store i dont think it would
a) taste any good if i made it
b) be good for me if i made it lol