Re: Re: Tips on giving goat yogurt

[Guest guest]

You might also try dripping your yogurt, if you haven't already...... that

removes some of the tart " goaty " taste.

Patti, mom to Katera, SCD 8 months and just started on a new seizure medication.

[Guest guest]

Another co adds FOS, which is illegal.

Carey in WY,

mom to 14 yo, HFA, Seizures, mild MR; SCD 9 weeks

getting only Thropp's UltraZyme Plus

clappcj@...

Re: Tips on giving goat yogurt

> >> I sweeten my son's goat yogurt with a pinch of stevia powder. I think

> Elaine

> decided stevia was okay for our kids. <<

>

> ,

>

> Yes, Elaine did say that for those kids who could not handle honey, or

> saccharin, very small amounts of stevia were permitted.

>

> However, you must be very careful about the added ingredients to stevia.

At

> least one company adds what they describe as " a natural free-flowing

> agent " , which turns out to a be one of the illegal sugar alcohols....

>

>

> -- Marilyn (New Orleans, Louisiana, USA)

>

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[Guest guest]

Trisha,

Line a colander with a tea towell and place the whole thing over a bowl. Pour

the yogurt in (but make sure it is all done with it's 24 hrs of fermenting and

has chilled in the fridge for 6 to 8 hours first), put the whole contraption

back in the fridge for a few hours. I do mine overnight sometimes. A lot of the

liquid will drain off and you'll be left with a very thick product..... almost

like sour cream..... that is much less tart and has less of the goat-ish

taste...... but all of the good bacteria.

Patti, mom to Katera, SCD 8 months

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Thanks for your message. Since I am new at this, could you please

explain me what you mean by dripping the yogurt.

Thanks

Trisha