goat milk yogurt ?

[Guest guest]

quick question to anyone with an opinion:

My most recent batch of goat milk yogurt is VERY nice. very little " musty "

after taste compared to previous ones. I am wondering if it has anything to

do with accidentally leaving it on for an extra 3 hours, or if this is

possibly a seasonal thing? everything else i did was the same.

thanks

Karla, mom to jake, scd 4 months

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[Guest guest]

Speaking of " musty " goat yogurt, I just made it for the first time and

gagged when I tasted it. Poor turned green when I plopped the

1/8 teaspoon full in her mouth. Is it supposed to taste this bad?

Thank You,

Sheri

, 7 year old, High Functioning Autistic

SCD Since 1-12-05

On Thu, 19 May 2005 19:56:34 +0000, karla klaverkamp wrote:

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> quick question to anyone with an opinion:

> My most recent batch of goat milk yogurt is VERY nice. very little

> " musty " after taste compared to previous ones. I am wondering if it

> has anything to do with accidentally leaving it on for an extra 3

> hours, or if this is possibly a seasonal thing? everything else i

> did was the same. thanks Karla, mom to jake, scd 4 months

>

[Guest guest]

I found the same thing, I don't know if it is supposed to be that way or

not. This time, though, it tastes really good, better than the cow milk

yogurt I used to make, with minimal after taste. I was wondering if I did

something different ( like leave it longer ) or if it might be seasonal (

what they are eating, or something else) ?

Karla

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>Reply-To: pecanbread

>To: pecanbread >

>Subject: Re: goat milk yogurt ?

>Date: Thu, 19 May 2005 18:49:31 -0400

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>Speaking of " musty " goat yogurt, I just made it for the first time and

>gagged when I tasted it. Poor turned green when I plopped the

>1/8 teaspoon full in her mouth. Is it supposed to taste this bad?

>

>Thank You,

>Sheri

>

>, 7 year old, High Functioning Autistic

>SCD Since 1-12-05

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Karla,

> quick question to anyone with an opinion:

> My most recent batch of goat milk yogurt is VERY nice. very

little " musty "

> after taste compared to previous ones. I am wondering if it has

anything to

> do with accidentally leaving it on for an extra 3 hours, or if

this is

> possibly a seasonal thing? everything else i did was the same.

It may be a seasonal thing, especially if the goats are getting

different feed, if they are munching on fresh green grass after the

winter, if they've had baby goats etc. Have you tried a different

brand, or could the milk be from a different breed of goat?

Different types of goats have very different tasting milk. I've

heard Nubian goats give great milk. A friend who breeds goats says

that Saanen and Alpines are also good.

Sheila, SCD 51 mos, 21 yrs UC

mom of , SCD 36 mos

[Guest guest]

Hi Sheri,

> Speaking of " musty " goat yogurt, I just made it for the first time

and

> gagged when I tasted it. Poor turned green when I plopped the

> 1/8 teaspoon full in her mouth. Is it supposed to taste this bad?

Have you had yogurt before. It should be tart but not " nasty " .

Was the goat milk a brand name or locally bought? Do you know what

kind of goat it was from? Some types give a " goatier " taste than

others. Sometimes it says the kind of goat on the label or you can

ask farmer if bought from someone locally.

Sheila, SCD 51 mos, 21 yrs UC

mom of , SCD 36 mos

[Guest guest]

Hi Sheila,

thanks for answering my question.I asked at the health food store where I

always get it and they had no idea. It is the same brand but does not

indicate what breed of goats are used, I assume it may be several breeds as

it seems to be a large operation. At any rate we will enjoy it while it

lasts, maybe it will be long enough to aclimate his tastes.

Karla, mom to Jake, scd 4 months

>

>>Hi Karla,

>

> >>

>It may be a seasonal thing, especially if the goats are getting

>different feed, if they are munching on fresh green grass after the

>winter, if they've had baby goats etc. Have you tried a different

>brand, or could the milk be from a different breed of goat?

>Different types of goats have very different tasting milk. I've

>heard Nubian goats give great milk. A friend who breeds goats says

>that Saanen and Alpines are also good.

>

>Sheila, SCD 51 mos, 21 yrs UC

> mom of , SCD 36 mos

>

>

>

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