Re: Making yogurt in thailand

[Guest guest]

Hi Karianna,Here's the post about making it without a yogurt maker or oven: http://www.scdkat.com/2010/06/china-part-9-how-i-made-yogurt-in-china-2/

If you can bring a heating pad that might make it easier. Also try to bring yogurt starter if you can! I found it hard to find a plain yogurt to use as a starter. 

Hope you have fun in Thailand, that's one place on my list to visit.Kat

 

Last time I traveled someone gave me a link on how they made yogurt in china withotut yogurt maker or oven (I think it was china).I'm going to thailand in 3 weeks and I need to make yogurt there. I'm not sure if I can get goat milk but I can at least make coconut yogurt.

But the problem is that I don't have a oven that is 40F and I don't have a yogurt maker... Kariannewww.scdandme.com

[Guest guest]

Oops, sorry Karianne I spelled your name wrong!

Hi Karianna,Here's the post about making it without a yogurt maker or oven: http://www.scdkat.com/2010/06/china-part-9-how-i-made-yogurt-in-china-2/

If you can bring a heating pad that might make it easier. Also try to bring yogurt starter if you can! I found it hard to find a plain yogurt to use as a starter. 

Hope you have fun in Thailand, that's one place on my list to visit.Kat

 

Last time I traveled someone gave me a link on how they made yogurt in china withotut yogurt maker or oven (I think it was china).I'm going to thailand in 3 weeks and I need to make yogurt there. I'm not sure if I can get goat milk but I can at least make coconut yogurt.

But the problem is that I don't have a oven that is 40F and I don't have a yogurt maker... Kariannewww.scdandme.com

[Guest guest]

Karianne,Also, there is a way with a foam box (cardboard should work too) and a regular light bulb. You could pack the lamp/light fixture (easy to find in the hardware store) and buy a plug adapter (not transformer, just to adapt the plug to fit the local socket) and a local light bulb -- the wiring in the light fixture will be fine. AmeliaTo:

BTVC-SCD Sent: Tue, September 21, 2010 9:25:11 PMSubject: Re: Making yogurt in thailand

Hi Karianna,Here's the post about making it without a yogurt maker or oven: http://www.scdkat.com/2010/06/china-part-9-how-i-made-yogurt-in-china-2/

If you can bring a heating pad that might make it easier. Also try to bring yogurt starter if you can! I found it hard to find a plain yogurt to use as a starter.

Hope you have fun in Thailand, that's one place on my list to visit.Kat

Last time I traveled someone gave me a link on how they made yogurt in china withotut yogurt maker or oven (I think it was china).I'm going to thailand in 3 weeks and I need to make yogurt there. I'm not sure if I can get goat milk but I can at least make coconut yogurt.

But the problem is that I don't have a oven that is 40F and I don't have a yogurt maker... Kariannewww.scdandme.com

[Guest guest]

Hi,

This is a good use for incandescent lightbulbs--

just a note, the CFLs--compact fluorescent-- bulbs won't put out

enough heat for yogurt making.

Ruth

16a.Re: Making yogurt in thailandPosted by: " Amelia Bhide "

bhide_thehague@...

bhide_thehagueTue Sep 21, 2010 9:13 pm (PDT)

Karianne,

Also, there is a way with a foam box (cardboard should work too) and a

regular

light bulb. You could pack the lamp/light fixture (easy to find in the

hardware

store) and buy a plug adapter (not transformer, just to adapt the plug

to fit

the local socket) and a local light bulb -- the wiring in the light

fixture

will be fine.

Amelia

________________________________

To: BTVC-SCD

Sent: Tue, September 21, 2010 9:25:11 PM

Subject: Re: Making yogurt in thailand

Hi Karianna,

Here's the post about making it without a yogurt maker or

oven: http://www.scdkat.com/2010/06/china-part-9-how-i-made-yogurt-in-china-2/

If you can bring a heating pad that might make it easier. Also try to

bring

yogurt starter if you can! I found it hard to find a plain yogurt to

use as a

starter.

Hope you have fun in Thailand, that's one place on my list to visit.

Kat

On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 1:52 AM, karianne plener

wrote:

>Last time I traveled someone gave me a link on how they made yogurt

in china

>withotut yogurt maker or oven (I think it was china).

>

>I'm going to thailand in 3 weeks and I need to make yogurt there.

I'm not sure

>if I can get goat milk but I can at least make coconut yogurt.

>

>

>But the problem is that I don't have a oven that is 40F and I don't

have a

>yogurt maker...

>

>

>Karianne

>www.scdandme.com

>

Back to top

Reply to sender | Reply to group | Reply via web post

Messages in this topic (4)