Re: goat yogurt question

[Guest guest]

Elaine felt that it probably would kill some of them.... all that whirring with

sharp blades. It won't kill them all, though.

You might want to whir all the other ingredients (banana, frozen cooked fruits,

honey, etc.?) and somehow stir in the yogurt at the end. That would be much

gentler on the little " yogurt fairies " .

Patti

goat yogurt question

By putting the yogurt in the blender and making smoothies, does that

kill the good bacteria?

Trish

[Guest guest]

I have been adding knox gelatin to my yogurt so it's pretty formed,

but I can try not adding the gelatin that way I wouldn't have to put

the yogurt in the blender at all.

Trish

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> Elaine felt that it probably would kill some of them.... all that

whirring with sharp blades. It won't kill them all, though.

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> You might want to whir all the other ingredients (banana, frozen

cooked fruits, honey, etc.?) and somehow stir in the yogurt at the

end. That would be much gentler on the little " yogurt fairies " .

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> Patti

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> goat yogurt question

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> By putting the yogurt in the blender and making smoothies, does that

> kill the good bacteria?

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> Trish

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[Guest guest]

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> I'm going to make my first batch of goat yogurt tomorrow and have a

> quick question.

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> How long does a batch last in the fridge before it goes off?

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> Thanks!

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The Progurt people say: " The yogurt culture will stay active for two weeks when

kept in the

refrigerator. "

We have been told o Pecanbread it will be good a little longer, but it never

lasts beyond

three days here because I eat it my maximum amount every day

Carol F