Yogurt Machine Recommendations

[Guest guest]

My autistic son Chandler has been SCD for about a month now and he is

doing great.

Can any one recommend a good yogurt maker?

Ginger

[Guest guest]

I think everyone will be interested in hearing the answer to this question ....

F.

11yrs UC / 10 SCD

Ginger escribió:

My autistic son Chandler has been SCD for about a month now and he is

doing great.

Can any one recommend a good yogurt maker?

Ginger

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[Guest guest]

I am using the Euro Cuisine one. I made goat yogurt twice so far and

it works just fine. It comes with seven glass jars. I like it for the

beginning, when you are using one quart of milk.

For the long term I think I am going to use the oven light. My

daughter and I are eating the yogurt. Looks like my little one can

handle quite a lot of it. One quart might not be enough in a week or

two.

[Guest guest]

I also have the same question plus, I am wondering if we can use

ordinary yogurt maker (1 litre). we call it easiyo here (I'm in New

Zealand) and it's not an electric one. I've just started SCD this

afternoon for my autistic daughter. She took the chicken & carrot

soup very well and loves the grape jello. Any comment about the

yogurt maker will be great plus probably tips in making them, i.e

any easy way to measure the temperature while cooking the milk, etc.

many thanks.

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> I think everyone will be interested in hearing the answer to this

question ....

>

> F.

> 11yrs UC / 10 SCD

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> Ginger

escribió: My autistic son Chandler

has been SCD for about a month now and he is

> doing great.

>

> Can any one recommend a good yogurt maker?

>

> Ginger

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> ¡Descubre una nueva forma de obtener respuestas a tus preguntas!

> Entra en Yahoo! Respuestas.

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[Guest guest]

Non-electric yogurt maker? Did I read that right? This might be the answer to

our problems...maybe.

Can you send us details: brand name etc.?

Does anyone else know about this? Have they tried it? IT would seem it's better

than burning out the past numerous machines that I had...

F.

11 yrs UC / 10 yrs SCD

claricebellemum escribió:

I also have the same question plus, I am wondering if we can use

ordinary yogurt maker (1 litre). we call it easiyo here (I'm in New

Zealand) and it's not an electric one. I've just started SCD this

afternoon for my autistic daughter. She took the chicken & carrot

soup very well and loves the grape jello. Any comment about the

yogurt maker will be great plus probably tips in making them, i.e

any easy way to measure the temperature while cooking the milk, etc.

many thanks.

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[Guest guest]

Yes, it is non electric. I haven't tried them myself as I'm not sure

what to buy. For odd reason, not many of the electric one for sale

here. The only thing is with the non-electric one it has only max 1

litre capacity, that means I have to buy at least a couple for 1

batch (1 ltr milk + the yogurt culture / starter) and it is said to

be used for 12 hours but will hold okay up to 24 hours. Any comment

from anybody will be greatly appreciated. thanks.

>

> Non-electric yogurt maker? Did I read that right? This might be

the answer to our problems...maybe.

> Can you send us details: brand name etc.?

>

> Does anyone else know about this? Have they tried it? IT would

seem it's better than burning out the past numerous machines that I

had...

>

> F.

> 11 yrs UC / 10 yrs SCD

>

> claricebellemum

escribió: I also have the same

question plus, I am wondering if we can use

> ordinary yogurt maker (1 litre). we call it easiyo here (I'm in

New

> Zealand) and it's not an electric one. I've just started SCD this

> afternoon for my autistic daughter. She took the chicken & carrot

> soup very well and loves the grape jello. Any comment about the

> yogurt maker will be great plus probably tips in making them, i.e

> any easy way to measure the temperature while cooking the milk,

etc.

> many thanks.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> ---------------------------------

>

> ¡Descubre una nueva forma de obtener respuestas a tus preguntas!

> Entra en Yahoo! Respuestas.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi claricebellemum,

<<Yes, it is non electric. I haven't tried them myself as I'm not sure

> what to buy. For odd reason, not many of the electric one for sale

> here. The only thing is with the non-electric one it has only max 1

> litre capacity, that means I have to buy at least a couple for 1

> batch (1 ltr milk + the yogurt culture / starter) and it is said to

> be used for 12 hours but will hold okay up to 24 hours.>>

If the yogurt maker holds the temperature of 100-110°F for 24 hours

then it is okay to use. I don't know if their starter cultures are

legal - it depends on their 1. ingredients and what the 2. bacteria

cultures are.

I don't use a yogurt maker. I use a heating pad, a large container

(with a lid) partially filled with water and smaller containers that

fit down inside of it. I can make3-5 L of yogurt at a time.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs

mom of and