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I read this on instructions for Salton Yogurt Maker. It says you need

to heat milk to scalding point first on stove, then cool to 110

degrees and then put into Yogurt Maker. Is that how they all work? I

was picturing adding milk right into yogurt maker and 24 hours later

I'd have yogurt. So I have to get other pans to clean up and I have

to buy a temperature gauge to stick on side of sauce pan. Is that

correct? It sounds like a lot of trouble when Stoneyfarms makes such

good yogurt but message here is it isn't cultivated long enough?

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