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Hi KimS,

> My yoghurt has turned out looking like curd floating on the top of

a lot

> of liquid. Is this normal or have I used too much starter?

I am not sure if it is too much starter (how much did you use), but

it may have been too high incubation heat or there may be some other

bacterial culture present.

Was the milk cooled when you added the starter?

Did you leave it to cool a long time?

Any chance the container wasn't sterilized?

Sheila

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Hi KimS,

> My yoghurt has turned out looking like curd floating on the top of

a lot

> of liquid. Is this normal or have I used too much starter?

I am not sure if it is too much starter (how much did you use), but

it may have been too high incubation heat or there may be some other

bacterial culture present.

Was the milk cooled when you added the starter?

Did you leave it to cool a long time?

Any chance the container wasn't sterilized?

Sheila

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Hi KimS,

> My yoghurt has turned out looking like curd floating on the top of

a lot

> of liquid. Is this normal or have I used too much starter?

I am not sure if it is too much starter (how much did you use), but

it may have been too high incubation heat or there may be some other

bacterial culture present.

Was the milk cooled when you added the starter?

Did you leave it to cool a long time?

Any chance the container wasn't sterilized?

Sheila

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