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26.02.2026, 23:04 Uhr
meierbyKC
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| Zitat: | jameswilliam234 schrieb I remember those square yogurt containers with the foil tops. They were pretty common in Berlin, though it was hard to find the flavors you actually wanted. The yogurt was solid enough to cut into pieces, but both its color and texture felt very artificial.
Making yogurt at home is actually quite simple. I like using yogurt makers that have small individual jars, which works best if you want a firm yogurt that can be sliced without moving it from a big container.
Getting the right texture takes a bit of trial and error with different types of milk and starter cultures. The longer it ferments, the thicker it gets. I usually leave it to ferment around 10 hours in a warm spot, then chill it in the fridge for a day before eating. |
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