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Poor Patty must be bald as she has spent the last half hour with me in

Science 101 and I hope I finally have it right before she tears her

last hair out LOL!!

Both cow and goat's milk are brought to the simmer to be ready for

making yogurt. The actual boiling point for all liquids is 212 F but

that would destroy the delicate protein in goat's milk and is not

required for cow's milk either.

I have re-named yogurt as follows:

cogurt (cow)

gogurt (goat)

nogurt (nut)

shogurt (sheep yogurt)

Carol F.

Celiac, MCS, Latex Allergy, EMS

SCD 6 years

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