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There is bifidus in the Straus Family Creamery yogurt that I have been using as

starter. Not much, as it is the last item on the ingredients list:

" Pasteurized organic whole milk and living yogurt cultures: L.acidophilus,

L.bulgaricus, S.thermophilus, and bifidus. " This is the only yogurt I have

found locally that does not contain pectin, tapioca starch, or worse. Is

bifidus worse than pectin? Is it so bad that no yogurt is better than yogurt

with bifidus in it? Does anyone have the name and source-store name of an okay

yogurt in southern California?

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Lorilyn,

Is there some reason why you can't use the dry, powdered yogurt starter? I've

always used Yogourmet starter.... which I order from Lucy's Kitchen Shop.

Patti

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There is bifidus in the Straus Family Creamery yogurt that I have been using

as starter. Not much, as it is the last item on the ingredients list:

" Pasteurized organic whole milk and living yogurt cultures: L.acidophilus,

L.bulgaricus, S.thermophilus, and bifidus. " This is the only yogurt I have

found locally that does not contain pectin, tapioca starch, or worse. Is

bifidus worse than pectin? Is it so bad that no yogurt is better than yogurt

with bifidus in it? Does anyone have the name and source-store name of an okay

yogurt in southern California?

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Don't use it if it has bifidus in it. You can make your own from scratch by

following the directions on pecanbread.com

Meleah scd 05/06

iel 3yrs., asd

Ethan 5yrs., Mark 1yr

Re: Re: yogurt starter/probiotics confusion

> There is bifidus in the Straus Family Creamery yogurt that I have been

> using as starter. Not much, as it is the last item on the ingredients

> list: " Pasteurized organic whole milk and living yogurt cultures:

> L.acidophilus, L.bulgaricus, S.thermophilus, and bifidus. " This is the

> only yogurt I have found locally that does not contain pectin, tapioca

> starch, or worse. Is bifidus worse than pectin? Is it so bad that no

> yogurt is better than yogurt with bifidus in it? Does anyone have the name

> and source-store name of an okay yogurt in southern California?

>

>

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