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HI,

I have some good organic milk, but it smells not quite fresh, just

slightly off, not really sour. Since it comes to boil temp, anyone

advise me whether it is ok to use for yoghurt?

thank you,

Ruth

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At 08:50 AM 9/21/2009, you wrote:

I have some good organic milk,

but it smells not quite fresh, just

slightly off, not really sour. Since it comes to boil temp, anyone

advise me whether it is ok to use for yoghurt?

thank you,

The only time in 8 years that my yogurt has failed was when the milk was

a little off, and too close to its sell-by date. Honestly, I'd ditch it

-- I think you'll waste your time, starter, and electricity if you make

this batch with this milk.

Marilyn

New

Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Undiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001

Darn Good SCD Cook

No Human Children

Shadow & Sunny Longhair Dachshund

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At 08:50 AM 9/21/2009, you wrote:

I have some good organic milk,

but it smells not quite fresh, just

slightly off, not really sour. Since it comes to boil temp, anyone

advise me whether it is ok to use for yoghurt?

thank you,

The only time in 8 years that my yogurt has failed was when the milk was

a little off, and too close to its sell-by date. Honestly, I'd ditch it

-- I think you'll waste your time, starter, and electricity if you make

this batch with this milk.

Marilyn

New

Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Undiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001

Darn Good SCD Cook

No Human Children

Shadow & Sunny Longhair Dachshund

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> HI,

>

> I have some good organic milk, but it smells not quite fresh, just

> slightly off, not really sour. Since it comes to boil temp, anyone

> advise me whether it is ok to use for yoghurt?

> thank you,

> Ruth

>

Hey if this is organic milk from a farmer, then the smell might be normal.

Milk from a farmer smells a lot like the farm (a slightly sweet manure smell is

how i would describe it)... however if its bottled organic milk, then theres

probably something wrong with it.

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> HI,

>

> I have some good organic milk, but it smells not quite fresh, just

> slightly off, not really sour. Since it comes to boil temp, anyone

> advise me whether it is ok to use for yoghurt?

> thank you,

> Ruth

>

Hey if this is organic milk from a farmer, then the smell might be normal.

Milk from a farmer smells a lot like the farm (a slightly sweet manure smell is

how i would describe it)... however if its bottled organic milk, then theres

probably something wrong with it.

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> HI,

>

> I have some good organic milk, but it smells not quite fresh, just

> slightly off, not really sour. Since it comes to boil temp, anyone

> advise me whether it is ok to use for yoghurt?

> thank you,

> Ruth

>

Hey if this is organic milk from a farmer, then the smell might be normal.

Milk from a farmer smells a lot like the farm (a slightly sweet manure smell is

how i would describe it)... however if its bottled organic milk, then theres

probably something wrong with it.

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Thank you Marilyn!Out it goes. Or maybe Giselle, our adopted Abyssinian, gets to sip some of it. RuthAt 08:50 AM 9/21/2009, you wrote:>I have some good organic milk, but it smells not quite fresh, just>slightly off, not really sour. Since it comes to boil temp, anyone>advise me whether it is ok to use for yoghurt?>thank you,The only time in 8 years that my yogurt has failed was when the milk was a little off, and too close to its sell-by date. Honestly, I'd ditch it -- I think you'll waste your time, starter, and electricity if you make this batch with this milk.— MarilynNew Orleans, Louisiana, USAUndiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001Darn Good SCD CookNo Human ChildrenShadow & Sunny Longhair Dachshund

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Thank you Marilyn!Out it goes. Or maybe Giselle, our adopted Abyssinian, gets to sip some of it. RuthAt 08:50 AM 9/21/2009, you wrote:>I have some good organic milk, but it smells not quite fresh, just>slightly off, not really sour. Since it comes to boil temp, anyone>advise me whether it is ok to use for yoghurt?>thank you,The only time in 8 years that my yogurt has failed was when the milk was a little off, and too close to its sell-by date. Honestly, I'd ditch it -- I think you'll waste your time, starter, and electricity if you make this batch with this milk.— MarilynNew Orleans, Louisiana, USAUndiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001Darn Good SCD CookNo Human ChildrenShadow & Sunny Longhair Dachshund

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Thank you Marilyn!Out it goes. Or maybe Giselle, our adopted Abyssinian, gets to sip some of it. RuthAt 08:50 AM 9/21/2009, you wrote:>I have some good organic milk, but it smells not quite fresh, just>slightly off, not really sour. Since it comes to boil temp, anyone>advise me whether it is ok to use for yoghurt?>thank you,The only time in 8 years that my yogurt has failed was when the milk was a little off, and too close to its sell-by date. Honestly, I'd ditch it -- I think you'll waste your time, starter, and electricity if you make this batch with this milk.— MarilynNew Orleans, Louisiana, USAUndiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001Darn Good SCD CookNo Human ChildrenShadow & Sunny Longhair Dachshund

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