Using a Euro Cuisine Greek Yogurt Maker

Stella
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September 18, 2018

A Euro Cuisine Greek yogurt maker basket and lid I have been making my own yogurt for about 2 years, which saves me a good chunk of change. I like to make organic Greek yogurt which costs a pretty penny at the grocery store.

I started out making my Greek yogurt using fabric to remove the whey. I found that it was difficult to remove the yogurt from the fabric and I would lose too much doing it this way. When looking for a better way to make my Greek yogurt I found the Euro Cuisine Greek Yogurt Maker. Which has a fine mesh strainer that fits into a plastic bowl base with a lid.

Supplies:

Euro Greek Yogurt Maker

Steps:

All you have to do is, once the yogurt is done, simply pour it into the Euro Greek Yogurt Maker's strainer.

Yogurt being strained in a Greek yogurt strainer basket.

Then put on the lid and stick it in the fridge. Let it strain for anywhere up to 18 hours depending on how thick you like your greek yogurt. I usually leave mine in the strainer overnight.

A Euro Cuisine Greek yogurt maker in use.

Then remove the yogurt from the strainer. It is best to use a rubber spatula for this.

A Euro Cuisine Greek yogurt maker after straining

Use the whey in baking or on your plants, as Judy suggests here:

Whey for Healthy Plants

The whey collected in the bottom of a yogurt maker.

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