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I've been making yogurt for about a month now and I decided to try
using reconstituted dry milk instead of my usual skim milk. Well, it worked (only it had more whey than usual) so I used it as a culture for my next batch. However, this new batch didn't make yogurt. It was just warm milk - nothing happened. After seven hours of incubation, is the milk OK to drink? I don't want to waste it. All it is is milk with yogurt in it. Did the incubation spoil the milk that I can't drink it? Could I use the milk if I used fresh culture? Thanks, Julie |
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Has anyone messed up a batch of home made yogurt?
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![]() jules wrote: > Has anyone messed up a batch of home made yogurt? yes, but in a different way. I wouldn't risk it. Milk is cheap, pour it out & try again. |
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