ISO: yoplait thick n creamy yogurt recipe

[robin1035]

i am wondering if anyone knows how to make a copy of yoplait thick n creamy yogurt? i see plenty of ways to make normal yogurt but how do you make it thick?

has anyone personally tried this and got it to work/

thanks in advance
robin

[mcnerd]

It’s called Greek Yogurt, but all my homemade yogurt is thick because I add powdered milk to the milk to increase the concentration.

You can also take regular yogurt and strain the excess water out of it to make it thicker. Go all the way and it becomes yogurt cheese.

[bettywho]

i have been making homemade yogurt and have found the longer i leave it the thicker it becomes. depends on method as well. when i used a 5 cup machine i just let it go longer- then it became more of a greek yogurt!

have fun experiementing!

[FreebieQueen]

I’ve never tried making yogurt with an actual yogurt maker, how long does it take betty?

Here’s how we usually make yogurt- :

Budget101.com – – Make Your Own Yogurt

And we also leave it out longer for thicker yogurt as well.

[Wrinkleyold]

I Make yogurt in my crockpot. I use NIDO milk by Nestle, it’s from Mexico and is the best powered milk I’ve ever used. The yogurt gets thick, but to make it like Greek yogurt, it needs to be drained.

[MrsPaws]

@Wrinkleyold 342138 wrote:

I Make yogurt in my crockpot. I use nido milk by nestle, it’s from mexico and is the best powered milk i’ve ever used. the yogurt gets thick, but to make it like greek yogurt, it needs to be drained.

i’m not a huge fan of powdered milk, but nido is good stuff!
when i get ready to start my ‘yogurt project’, i’m gonna use whole milk and nido powdered milk.
from all of the research i’ve read so far, using both liquid and powdered milk has rendered better results in the yogurts being more creamy and thicker.

question:
will using a small container commercial greek yogurt (with active cultures), help ‘boost’ the yogurt?
i’ve read a lot of material about making yogurt, i haven’t seen anything about that…

[Liss]

@MrsPaws 344458 wrote:

Will using a small container Commercial Greek yogurt (with active cultures), help ‘boost’ the yogurt?
I’ve read a lot of material about making yogurt, I haven’t seen anything about that…

That’s how we make ours that’s listed in the site, live culture un flavored yogurt.
Budget101.com – – Make Your Own Yogurt

The higher the fat content in the milk, the thicker the yogurt. So if you want a really thick yogurt, use half whole milk & half heavy cream. You can also add 1 tsp of plain gelatin per quart of milk (while the milk is heating on the stove).

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