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I tried making yogurt with raw milk for the first time, and it didn't turn out

the way it had when I heated the milk first. I am using a powder starter from

Yogourmet, the one with bifidus in it (something like that). It cultures

longer, 12-16 hours. I warmed the milk slightly, but only to about 77 degrees.

Basically the yogurt was much more running with a lot of whey on top. Not thick

and firm like it had come out before. Anyone know why?

Michele

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Sounds like a successful batch. Mine is usually drinkable but not really runny.

I usually heat my milk to 110 degrees, though. I have used Yogourmet's cultures

in the past but have never had quite as good of results compared to Seven Stars

Farms or Stoneyfield's yogurt for a starter culture.

hope that helps,

danny

Creek Bend Dairy Farm

Harry & Peggy Strite

11917 Snug Harbor Lane

port, MD 21795

301-582-4135

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I tried making yogurt with raw milk for the first time, and it didn't turn

out the way it had when I heated the milk first. I am using a powder starter

from Yogourmet, the one with bifidus in it (something like that). It cultures

longer, 12-16 hours. I warmed the milk slightly, but only to about 77 degrees.

Basically the yogurt was much more running with a lot of whey on top. Not thick

and firm like it had come out before. Anyone know why?

Michele

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