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Hello all,

Thanks to those who answered this, it really helped. I tested my

thermometer against another and the Yogurmet is 20 degrees off!

OK, this is the second Yogurmet thermometer I bought. The first came with

the unit, the second I found online. What am I to do? Is there a brand

that is good that anyone can recommend? Is there another way to test the

temp?

Dazed and confused! Help!

One good thing, I saw where it said to drain through a sieve for " smoother "

yogurt. That might solve my 'solids' problem right there. I just need to

know I am at 180 degrees.

God bless,

Hazelpone

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> Hello all,

>

> Thanks to those who answered this, it really helped. I tested my

> thermometer against another and the Yogurmet is 20 degrees off!

>

> OK, this is the second Yogurmet thermometer I bought. The first came

> with

> the unit, the second I found online. What am I to do? Is there a

> brand

> that is good that anyone can recommend? Is there another way to test

> the

> temp?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000F9W0ZO/ref=nosim/103-9026503

-7029454?n=3760901

>

>

Carol F.

Celiac, MCS, Latex Allergy, EMS

SCD 6 years

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Hi,

Just to let you know my Yogurmet thermometer is also off. It came with the

maker. I do not use it. We have a meat thermometer that we use, and it works

just fine. The brand is an AcuRite. We bought it at a resturant supply store.

Hopes this helps,

Belle

Hazel P wrote: Hello

all,

Thanks to those who answered this, it really helped. I tested my

thermometer against another and the Yogurmet is 20 degrees off!

OK, this is the second Yogurmet thermometer I bought. The first came with

the unit, the second I found online. What am I to do? Is there a brand

that is good that anyone can recommend? Is there another way to test the

temp?

Dazed and confused! Help!

One good thing, I saw where it said to drain through a sieve for " smoother "

yogurt. That might solve my 'solids' problem right there. I just need to

know I am at 180 degrees.

God bless,

Hazelpone

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My Yogourmet thermometer stopped working after I washed it in the

dishwasher 10+ times. With my new thermometer (bought at Target) I

check to see what it is registering before I start to use it. (It

should be air temperature before putting it in the milk).

Obviously I don't put my new thermometer in the dishwasher!

Carolyn

mom to dd, age 10, SCD 3.5 months

>

> Hi,

>

> Just to let you know my Yogurmet thermometer is also off. It came

with the maker. I do not use it. We have a meat thermometer that we

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