Yoghurt fail

by Nik on December 15, 2009

in General

It was all going so well. The yoghurt had started to thicken quite nicely after two days by a radiator, but the following day it started to separate.

We had a nice thick base filling the jar, but then a milky-yellow liquid started to form on the top. We weren’t overly worried, as it just looked like a thicker version of the liquid that you sometimes get on the top of a set yoghurt when you lift the lid.

So I stirred it in.

That thinned it again, right away, and the result was closer to cream than yoghurt.

Not what we were after at all. I wonder, though… if this a pro-biotic drink now?

Or is it just a disaster?

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1 Christine December 16, 2009 at 8:47 am

It was part of the learning curve about making yoghurt. There’s never a failure, just an addition to experience.!

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