Re: yogurt making- another question

[Guest guest]

It should be between 100 to 110.

Sky

To: BTVC-SCD Sent: Friday, 21 August, 2009 8:38:12 AMSubject: yogurt making- another question

I've been making my own yogurt, but am still in a quandary aboutthe ideal temperatures.If I don't use a dimmer, my yogurt maker goes to 110 degress, which I am told is too high. However, if I do use the dimmer, the maximum temp. I can achieve is 95 degrees. Is this warm enough?Rose In NJ

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[Guest guest]

It should be between 100 to 110.

Sky

To: BTVC-SCD Sent: Friday, 21 August, 2009 8:38:12 AMSubject: yogurt making- another question

I've been making my own yogurt, but am still in a quandary aboutthe ideal temperatures.If I don't use a dimmer, my yogurt maker goes to 110 degress, which I am told is too high. However, if I do use the dimmer, the maximum temp. I can achieve is 95 degrees. Is this warm enough?Rose In NJ

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[Guest guest]

It should be between 100 to 110.

Sky

To: BTVC-SCD Sent: Friday, 21 August, 2009 8:38:12 AMSubject: yogurt making- another question

I've been making my own yogurt, but am still in a quandary aboutthe ideal temperatures.If I don't use a dimmer, my yogurt maker goes to 110 degress, which I am told is too high. However, if I do use the dimmer, the maximum temp. I can achieve is 95 degrees. Is this warm enough?Rose In NJ

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[Guest guest]

110 is perfect. Go for it.

Mara

> I've been making my own yogurt, but am still in a quandary about

> the ideal temperatures.

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> If I don't use a dimmer, my yogurt maker goes to 110 degress, which

> I am told is too high. However, if I do use the dimmer, the maximum

> temp. I can achieve is 95 degrees. Is this warm enough?

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> Rose In NJ

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