Yogurt Makers

[Guest guest]

We've been on SCD since 10/05. Results have been nothing short of a

miracle. We were GF/CF prior to SCD.

I have used some butter and goat cheese in the last 2 months. I

have been very cautious and seen really no reactions to it at all.

So now, I am feeling brave enough to go for the yogurt.

I try to keep up with all the messages and have seen lots of

different ways to make yogurt, but I think I'd really prefer to just

follow the directions and plug in the machine.

Question is, which machine?

I'll be feeding a family of 4. 2 hungry and growing boys (3 &7),

one really hungry hubby and myself. We are all looking forward to

adding something new.

Thanks for sharing your opinion.

Jen

SCD family 10/05, Ben-7-ASD, -3-ASD,

[Guest guest]

Jen,

I have a Yogourmet from Lucy's. It works great. Super easy.

I saw that she now has glass inserts for them, if you are moving away from

plastic for any reason.

You can buy more than one insert as well. That way you can make 2 quarts

every day if you like. One can be setting in the fridge while a second batch is

starting.

Jody

mom to -7 and -9

SCD 1/03

[Guest guest]

Each batch of yogurt stays in the yogurt maker for 24 hours.

The scenario would go something like this.

Day 1-9pm, heat/cool milk, add starter, pour into yogurt maker

container #1 = batch #1

Day 2-9pm heat/cool milk, add starter, pour into yogurt maker

container #2=batch #2

When batch #1 is removed from yogurt maker, put batch #2 into yogurt

maker and put batch #1 into refrigerator.

Batch #1 cools sets for 8 hours. Then pour batch #1 into clean

container. Wash yogurt maker container.

Day 3-9pm heat/cool milk, add starter, pour into yogurt container #1=

batch #3

And continue.

This way with 2 containers, you can make 2 quarts of yogurt every day

of the week if you have a family of 6 that eats 2-3 cups a day of yogurt.

Jody

mom to -7 and -9

SCD 1/03

[Guest guest]

I have 3 glass jars, they are easier to care for than the plastic, which got

warped , and became unusable.

Agape,

" Jody G. " momtobandj@...> wrote:

Jen,

I have a Yogourmet from Lucy's. It works great. Super easy.

I saw that she now has glass inserts for them, if you are moving away from

plastic for any reason.

You can buy more than one insert as well. That way you can make 2 quarts

every day if you like. One can be setting in the fridge while a second batch is

starting.

Jody

mom to -7 and -9

SCD 1/03

For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

websites:

http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

and

http://www.pecanbread.com

[Guest guest]

We make ours in our excalibur food dehydrator. One gadget- two

functions. Gotta love it!

a

>

> I am just starting the diet and would like to begin making my own

> yogurt. Which brand works the best? On the internet when I read

the

> descriptions they say 4 to 10 hours to make yogurt. But we need to

go

> longer. Do the machines work that way. Thanks.

>

[Guest guest]

We make ours in our excalibur food dehydrator. One gadget- two

functions. Gotta love it!

a

>

> I am just starting the diet and would like to begin making my own

> yogurt. Which brand works the best? On the internet when I read

the

> descriptions they say 4 to 10 hours to make yogurt. But we need to

go

> longer. Do the machines work that way. Thanks.

>

[Guest guest]

We make ours in our excalibur food dehydrator. One gadget- two

functions. Gotta love it!

a

>

> I am just starting the diet and would like to begin making my own

> yogurt. Which brand works the best? On the internet when I read

the

> descriptions they say 4 to 10 hours to make yogurt. But we need to

go

> longer. Do the machines work that way. Thanks.

>