EasiYo Yogurt Maker

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Yes, our newer design jars can be used in our older style yogurt makers. If you need some extra jars, you can buy them online here. Can I use a glass jar in the EasiYo Maker? Yes, our plant based products meet vegan friendly and vegan requirements. There are no animal derived ingredients. However, it is manufactured on the same line as our dairy based products. We wash our equipment thoroughly between batches to minimise any cross-contamination as much as reasonably possible. That being said, we cannot guaranteed that there are absolutely no traces of dairy in our plant based Alternatives to Yogurts. I have a dairy or lactose intolerance. Can I eat your Plant Based Alternative to Yogurt? Put the frozen pieces into Ziploc bags, and store in the freezer. Or blend and freeze into ice cubes if you don’t want chunks.

Not only are our EasiYo Yogurt Makers easy to use, but they're also eco-friendly. With reusable jars and no need for electricity or batteries, they're a sustainable option for your home. Plus, with our range of accessories, including extra jars and yogurt sachets, you can keep making delicious yogurt for you and your family. The temperature of the water you mix the sachet with needs to be 15-20°C. If you live in a warm climate, you may want to chill your tap water in the fridge for a little while to bring it to the correct temperature. What if I forget to take the yogurt out of the yogurt maker in 8-12 hours? Yes, all our jars are safe to use in the dishwasher. They’re also fine in the freezer, which is a great way to keep smaller amounts of yogurt cool ‘til lunchtime. Can I wash my yogurt maker? Our collection features a range of yogurt makers to suit your needs and preferences. From the classic EasiYo Yoghurt Maker to the mini version, we've got you covered. And with a variety of flavours to choose from, including natural, strawberry, and Greek-style, you can enjoy your favourite yogurt anytime, anywhere.Mix & Fill – Half-fill the EasiYo Yoghurt Jar with water, add the contents of your sachet, shake well and then top it up to the fill line with more water. Yes—your wellbeing is essential to us. The entire EasiYo Yogurt Maker, as well as all jars and lunchtakers are manufactured from approved food grade polypropylene. That means all parts are completely free from polycarbonate and BPA. Eek, I’ve lost something! Can I get replacement parts for my yogurt maker? Choose to receive either 8, 12 or 20 sachets from our 1kg Yogurt Range. Help, I’ve got too much yogurt! The rest of the time I make my yoghurt from scratch, using one of the following methods (usually variation 2, in fact). My kids go through a lot of yoghurt, so making it from scratch saves me a lot of money, plus I like being in control of exactly what goes into it.( Note: I’ve now added a Making Yoghurt at Home FAQ & Troubleshooting guide.) Making yoghurt from scratch using fresh milk

Pasteurised dairy foods such as pasteurised full-fat yogurt are suitable foods for your baby from around six months. Full-fat, unsweetened or plain yogurts are a good choice because they don’t contain added sugars. We also recommend that you talk to your medical professional about the appropriate age for your baby to start eating yogurt and other solids. Can I eat EasiYo yogurt when I'm pregnant? I think it would work fine. You might have to adjust the quantities, it adds up to more than 1 litre. It would *probably* work okay just cutting down the yoghurt – if it’s all in the one container you should be able to make it with only a couple of tablespoons of yoghurt, though I couldn’t say if the condensed milk will have any affect on that, and also it could be a little watery so maybe cut down both the yoghurt and the water. Or, you could be more precise and reduce all the measurements to make a litre.When adding berries or other fruit it is better to add it when serving, as the fruit will just sink to the bottom of the milk before the yoghurt sets (and could curdle your milk, depending on the fruit).

Experiment with the amount of sweetener you like to use. Two tablespoons is much less sweet than store bought yoghurt usually is, but still sweeter than some people like. Honey gives a quite different flavour compared to sugar. Do not use Xylitol, which seems to inhibit the bacteria from growing. I believe Stevia is the same. You can use them afterwards if you like. Now, simply follow the instructions to make your EasiYo Yogurt, ensuring that the water you mix the yogurt sachet with is 15-20°C. All About Our Yogurt Do you have any dairy free yogurts? EasiYo Jars are made from Food Grade plastics, are BPA free and are suitable to withstand boiling water. We do not recommend putting a glass jar in the EasiYo Maker. What is the temperature strip for? My question is, and I would appreciate if anyone has any ideas for me; My family has recently gone sugar free (or should I say – I have recently made my family go sugar free), and I am looking for ways to flavour the yogurt without added sugar, artificial or otherwise. Sweetened fruit juices are out too. Any ideas?Heat 1 litre of milk almost (but not quite) to boiling – look for the point when it is just slightly frothy on top but not yet foaming up (or use a milk thermometer if you have one). Organic milk is of course best, but not essential, and you can use anything from fat free milk to full cream (4%) milk. Heating the milk changes the protein to make it more conducive to making yoghurt with. It also kills off any bacteria that is growing in the milk and might compete with the yoghurt starter culture. Our plant based alternatives to yogurts are super easy to make, but they do require just a little special care to get it right. First, remember to use your 500g EasiYo Maker. I haven’t read through all the comments, there are so many! So this may have been answered already. But for those who are wondering how to flavor without adding sugar, sweetened juices etc, this is what I do which my daughter and I love, and even my partner who isn’t a yogurt fan enjoys occasionally… Absolutely. EasiYo yogurt is just like any other yogurt and fine for pregnant women to eat when prepared and stored as directed. Is EasiYo yogurt suitable for people who are lactose intolerant or allergic to cow's milk?