What happened after I plugged the yogurt maker back in

[Guest guest]

Just thought I'd report. I asked the question the other day, what to

do since I'd accidentally interrupted the yogurt making cycle by

unplugging the yogurt maker. It had started for a few hours, then I

unplugged it in the evening (total brain-fart) to make cookies, and

started it up again when I found it the next morning.

The yogurt was VERY sour and rather goaty tasting. Sour is good, is

it not?

I think it was fine.

Alana

mom to Asperger dd, 13, SCD since 9-15

[Guest guest]

Hi Alana,

-- In pecanbread , Alana wrote:

>

> Just thought I'd report. I asked the question the other day, what

to

> do since I'd accidentally interrupted the yogurt making cycle by

> unplugging the yogurt maker. It had started for a few hours, then

I

> unplugged it in the evening (total brain-fart) to make cookies,

and

> started it up again when I found it the next morning.

>

> The yogurt was VERY sour and rather goaty tasting. Sour is good,

is it not?

>

> I think it was fine.

>

>

> Alana

> mom to Asperger dd, 13, SCD since 9-15>>>

Yes, tart or sour is good.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

mom of and

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