How To Make Cashew Yogurt – Vegan Cashew Curd Recipe – Dairy Free Curd Without Probiotics


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  1. G R
    G R says:

    What I wanted to give a tip.
    If you have a Coolbox. Use it for the yoghurt making. Put two glass jars filled with boiled water(be careful it’s heatproof glass) put your culture in the Coolbox with the two hot jars and cover with towels or microfibre towles. Let it sit overnight and the next morning you will have a delicious yoghurt. That’s how I always make mine. Temperature is the key. Xx

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  2. G R
    G R says:

    Thank you for this. I’m making it as I’m typing. I usually make dairy yoghurt myself from organic milk. Right now I’ve blended cashew and walnut and milking it in my vegan blender bought on Amazon. I’m not particularly vegan but I want to try everything. I am using the whey from my normal homemade dairy yoghurt as a starter. Looking forward to this.

    Thank you very much. 🌸🧡🌸

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  3. Emmeline Capel
    Emmeline Capel says:

    I just started my first batch last night! I did not have a starter or chile tops to use as a fermentation seed but my capsule probiotic I have is lactobacillus based. I know from research coconut ferments lactobacillus really well so I decided to use the contents of one capsule as my floral seed and it's working! Thanks for your recipe: I really love your informative videos; they're very relaxing as well!

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  4. Sarvesh Chronic
    Sarvesh Chronic says:

    I just bought a probiotic yogurt which is made of cow milk. The problem is I am allergic to cow milk especially if I ingest in high quantity. Can I add a small quantity of that yogurt to goat milk (which I am ok with ) to make goat milk yogurt? Will the probiotic bacterias will still be here in the new yogurt formed?

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  5. Mika Mitchell
    Mika Mitchell says:

    I tried this recipe using a coconut yogurt I bought from Whole
    Foods for the curd but the yogurt didn’t ferment very much overnight. It definitely did not have the bubbly, smooth texture like yours. Any tips?

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  6. B E
    B E says:

    Ma'am, sorry I did not quite understand how to create the starter when we do not have one. In that case kindly also explain, how to store the starter for next time, as I may not make this curd more than once a week.

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