Easy Vegan Yogurt, 3 Ways! The Vegan Good Life with Miyoko


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Miyoko shows you how quick and easy it is to make vegan yogurt using 3 different plant milks so you can get the consistency and …

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  1. Sky Above
    Sky Above says:

    Dear Miyoko, thanks for those wonderful recipes. Would it be a good idea to soak the cachew before making the milk and then strain the milk to get rid of the tiny bits of cashew nuts ?
    Thanks 😉

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  2. Mrs.Chopinski
    Mrs.Chopinski says:

    Hi miyoko! Your video popped up in my recommendations and I'm so glad for it! You are so personable it was a joy to watch 😊 I have a question, can I use probiotic capsules instead of the yogurt culture?

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  3. Dario Shertan
    Dario Shertan says:

    Hello dear Miyoko, and thank you for these wonderful videos! Do you know what type of rejuvelac (or other culture) can make Greek style thick vegan yogurts, without having to strain or add carbs, and potentially without the yogurt turning out too tangy? Thank you so very much, again!

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  4. sakra123
    sakra123 says:

    Thank you very much for the recipes and the detailed demonstration.

    Technical question – why do you cook the coconut milk with the cashews?

    There is no ingredient in them that thickens in cooking (unlike the oats or pumpkin seeds)
    .

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  5. Linda Kippen
    Linda Kippen says:

    The first oat version I made was perfect, thick and tangy and delicious. Second time, it didn’t thicken while heating and after it was done, remained runny. I now have coconut version in my yogurt maker and it also appears runny . Help? What’s going on?

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  6. Elaina Casey
    Elaina Casey says:

    Do you have recipes for the strainings left over from your milks? Granola, cookies do you put it in your oatmeal for breakfast???? Please share how you upscycle them or if you compost, thanks. Love your channel alot!

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