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The
yogurt maker arrived, its very simple, not sure why but I was expecting
something far more complicated than this. Apparently all I need do is
put a couple of teaspoons of live fresh yogurt into the glass
containers, top up with sterilised milk and plug in. It doesn't have a
timer, you just plug in, switch on and time it, then switch it off. It
doesn't seem to be a very exact science, the instructions read 'between
8-9 hours if the milk is from the fridge, between 6-7 hours if the milk
is pre-heated and then cooled. Think I'm going to wait until the weekend
to try this out. I bought a timer for it and I'm sure once I've figured
out how long it takes I'll be able to go away and leave it; but I think
I'll be around the first time its in use. I'm looking forward to this,
home made yogurt sounds wonderfully wholesome. 
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brendainmad wrote on Feb 18, '10
I've had one of these for over 20 years. Yes,they are simple and make nice yogurt.
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Yogurt
making is simple, although things can be less than optimal at times.
We have an old set that consists of ceramic mugs and a double aluminum
container which one fills with boiling water to keep everything warm,
generally overnight. The commercial yogurts add powdered milk and other
stuff to get them thicker. Lukewarm mis best to start so that the
culture is awake but not killed, like yeast. What I like best about
homemade yogurt is the little line of cream that forms on top. :-)
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