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Reviewed Fresh Yogurt

"I really enjoy fresh, homemade yogurt when it turns out right, but I'm a college student who's had to use resort to more unconventional methods of preparation. For example, instead of the heating pad, I just leave the container in a warmed oven. Anyway, I had a question about the powdered milk: I successfully made a batch of homemade yogurt using just 2% milk--no extra protein added. But then I got some Nonfat Instant Dry Milk (which I assumed to be the same as powdered milk, and when I add it, the yogurt comes out especially tangy, even after fermenting for a mere 4 hours. Suggestions?"

Mar 24, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Fresh Yogurt

"I really enjoy fresh, homemade yogurt when it turns out right, but I'm a college student who's had to use resort to more unconventional methods of preparation. For example, instead of the heating pad, I just leave the container in a warmed oven. Anyway, I had a question about the powdered milk: I successfully made a batch of homemade yogurt using just 2% milk--no extra protein added. But then I got some Nonfat Instant Dry Milk (which I assumed to be the same as powdered milk, and when I add it, the yogurt comes out especially tangy, even after fermenting for a mere 4 hours. Suggestions?"

Mar 24, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Fresh Yogurt

"I really enjoy fresh, homemade yogurt when it turns out right, but I'm a college student who's had to use resort to more unconventional methods of preparation. For example, instead of the heating pad, I just leave the container in a warmed oven. Anyway, I had a question about the powdered milk: I successfully made a batch of homemade yogurt using just 2% milk--no extra protein added. But then I got some Nonfat Instant Dry Milk (which I assumed to be the same as powdered milk, and when I add it, the yogurt comes out especially tangy, even after fermenting for a mere 4 hours. Suggestions?"

Mar 24, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Fresh Yogurt

"I really enjoy fresh, homemade yogurt when it turns out right, but I'm a college student who's had to use resort to more unconventional methods of preparation. For example, instead of the heating pad, I just leave the container in a warmed oven. Anyway, I had a question about the powdered milk: I successfully made a batch of homemade yogurt using just 2% milk--no extra protein added. But then I got some Nonfat Instant Dry Milk (which I assumed to be the same as powdered milk, and when I add it, the yogurt comes out especially tangy, even after fermenting for a mere 4 hours. Suggestions?"

Mar 24, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Fresh Yogurt

"I really enjoy fresh, homemade yogurt when it turns out right, but I'm a college student who's had to use resort to more unconventional methods of preparation. For example, instead of the heating pad, I just leave the container in a warmed oven. Anyway, I had a question about the powdered milk: I successfully made a batch of homemade yogurt using just 2% milk--no extra protein added. But then I got some Nonfat Instant Dry Milk (which I assumed to be the same as powdered milk), and when I add it, the yogurt comes out especially tangy, even after fermenting for a mere 4 hours. Suggestions?"

Mar 24, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

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