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Soy Yogurt using the Easiyo system or any UHT milk

Soy Yogurt using the Easiyo system or any UHT milk
Make your own yogurt using the Easiyo system

I was given one of these for Christmas and I have found it very easy to use as the name suggests.
But the sachets of dried yogurt I have found to be quite expensive.
 If you do have one (I would not go out and buy one if these, but free is OK) , you don't need to buy the dried sachets.
You can make yogurt with Skimmed , Semi skimmed, full fat or Soy milk.

 I am using UHT milk as there is no need to heat it at all
 
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Step 1What you will need

What you will need
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What you will need (this presumes that you have an Easiyo maker already but it could be adapted to use other methods).

The Easiyo maker.
1 Liter of UHT milk in a carton AT ROOM TEMPERATURE -  ANY KIND OF MILK as the method and ingredients are the same.
Up to 4 tablespoons of dried skimmed milk powder. This makes it thicker, you could use less
2 to 3 tablespoons of LIVE yoghurt. The starter THIS IS STRAIGHT FROM THE FRIDGE
Boiling water, enough to fill the Easiyo up to the top of the red baffle as detailed in the manufactures instructions

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3 comments
May 21, 2012. 7:58 PMeva0820 says:
These instructions are fool-proof. Thank you so, so, so much for posting this method, guinness0001! I'm on my third batch and have been responsible for 3 more Easiyo barrel sales amongst my friends. *grin*
Nov 26, 2011. 1:29 PMkira0030 says:
The EasiYo soy sachets make horrible yoghurt. I prefer this method.
Oct 4, 2011. 2:12 PMchazzaw says:
Great post.

I personally do not eat yoghurt, but I like making it. I really like the EasiYo kit. You are right the sachets can be very expensive and I have not been able to find the Soy sachets, even though I am sure I saw it on a leaflet. Now I can use the canister for making it again.

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