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Hi Carol,

> Cooled competely? I assume you mean to room temperature. The starter

won't work if

> cxooled completely.

Not quite true. If you don't cool the heated milk sufficiently the

high temperatures can kill the good bacteria in the yogurt starter.

But, if you cool the milk below room temperature and then add yogurt

starter and ferment it at the appropriate temperature range for 24 hrs

it will still make good SCD yogurt.

Sheila

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> Hi Carol,

>

> > Cooled competely? I assume you mean to room temperature. The starter

> won't work if

> > cxooled completely.

>

> Not quite true. If you don't cool the heated milk sufficiently the

> high temperatures can kill the good bacteria in the yogurt starter.

>

> But, if you cool the milk below room temperature and then add yogurt

> starter and ferment it at the appropriate temperature range for 24 hrs

> it will still make good SCD yogurt.

>

> Sheila

>

That's good news as I've sometimes left my boiled milk in its cool water bath

too long and

actually warmed it a bit. Live and learn!

Carol F.

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> Hi Carol,

>

> > Cooled competely? I assume you mean to room temperature. The starter

> won't work if

> > cxooled completely.

>

> Not quite true. If you don't cool the heated milk sufficiently the

> high temperatures can kill the good bacteria in the yogurt starter.

>

> But, if you cool the milk below room temperature and then add yogurt

> starter and ferment it at the appropriate temperature range for 24 hrs

> it will still make good SCD yogurt.

>

> Sheila

>

That's good news as I've sometimes left my boiled milk in its cool water bath

too long and

actually warmed it a bit. Live and learn!

Carol F.

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> Hi Carol,

>

> > Cooled competely? I assume you mean to room temperature. The starter

> won't work if

> > cxooled completely.

>

> Not quite true. If you don't cool the heated milk sufficiently the

> high temperatures can kill the good bacteria in the yogurt starter.

>

> But, if you cool the milk below room temperature and then add yogurt

> starter and ferment it at the appropriate temperature range for 24 hrs

> it will still make good SCD yogurt.

>

> Sheila

>

That's good news as I've sometimes left my boiled milk in its cool water bath

too long and

actually warmed it a bit. Live and learn!

Carol F.

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