Guest guest Posted September 21, 2010 Report Share Posted September 21, 2010 Yes, I would be concerned about what the mold is. Yogurt is essentially a big culture of bacteria (good ones) and they all compete for resources. It would be hard to compete with all those good bacteria there. So if a mold did manage to survive- that must be one h#ll of a mold!!! Mold can grow easily on bread where there is no competition, but if that sucker is strong enough to grow in your yogurt, the last place you want it is in you Throw it out... PJ > > okay ... okay ... i'll throw away the third batch! deep down inside i knew i would have to throw it out ... just hoping against hope ... to not waste anymore. > yes, everything is fresh ... well store bought fresh. the only thing that was open was the dannon yogurt ... but that was on the last batch ... the first two were far worse with mold. i'm thinking i should buy small containers of my starter and not use one that is already open. actually ... i used a different starter on the last three batches. the first was a jar of my last batch (yogourmet starter originally), the second was a new packet of yogourmet starter, and the third was dannon. > i rarely mess up in the kitchen and can't figure this out. grrrrrrrrrrr ... i'm getting yogurt making phobic! LOL > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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