Wonderful nut yogurt yesterday !!

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I got my nut yogurt to look and taste good !! Both my girls eat it

now without too much whining. I think I made these big mistakes last

time :

1. Too much hazelnut residue in the milk. This time I " dripped " my

hazelnut milk through a cloth in a fine sieve. The result was smooth

milk.

2. Didnt squeeze out every last drop of milk. This time I tied up the

dripping cloth with a knot and squeezed the very life out of my nut

residue and it almost doubled my quantity of nut milk.

3. Last time I added just 1.5 tsp of honey as I was worried about

salicylates in case the honey was not completely consumed (I know,

its silly). This time I added the amount in the recipe and its fine,

no sweet taste in the yogurt.

The yogurt was also very thick and tasted very yogurtty.

Just thought I would share the consequences of not following the

recipe down to the last " t " .

Deepa.

[Guest guest]

Deepa--

I am following the nut yogurt postings and I am wondering if you are ever

going to also try seeds like sesame or sunflower to make yogurt. Has anyone

heard of success stories with this as we are very allergic to nuts here.

Thanks.

, Mom to Brett, SCD 7mths. ASD

[Guest guest]

" I got my nut yogurt to look and taste good "

Great job Deepa!

I'm very happy you made it work.

And THANK YOU for writing what you think went wrong. This is how we

learn.

Marjan

Netherlands

[Guest guest]

Marjan!!

Thank you for exploring the seed yogurt effort!!!! I am hopeful a pro like

you can have success for us nut allergy people!!! Please post what you

discover--I will wait and watch patiently!!! , Mom to Brett, SCD 7 mths,

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