How To Make Greek Yogurt At Home In A Crockpot [Grass-fed, Full-Fat]


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  1. Iliana Fehr
    Iliana Fehr says:

    I make greek yogurt every week and I can even sell it. After I strain, i don't like how lumpy it is so I will beat it with an egg beater until smooth. My customers' favorite flavor is honey vanilla, for 1 pint I will add 2 Tbsp of honey and 2 tsp of vanilla extract. I don't have a crockpot so I just use a pot, heat milk to 180Β°F then I'll let it cool to 115Β°-120Β°F then in a small bowl I'll add my starter and like 2 cups of the milk, then I whisk. Once combined I will add it to my pot of milk. Then I put it in my oven with the light on, I will leave it over night and in the morning it is ready to strain

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  2. Jedi Andre
    Jedi Andre says:

    Really enjoying your videos, you are saving me allot of stress and you give fantastic information. You are honest about what you eat and feel and I love that so thank you so much, so glad I found your channel ❀️

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  3. Judy Hoctor
    Judy Hoctor says:

    I have a lactose intolerance (it can cause some inflammation). I’ve made homemade Greek yogurt using the Instant Pot. So long as it’s very well strained, is the lactose amount low enough to not have it be a problem? I still can’t tell how my body is responding to it, but I do enjoy it. I keep mine in the strainer until I finish consuming it, so most of the whey is discarded. I don’t like mine too tart and worried that the long fermentation time you are using would make it extra tart. Is that not the case?

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  4. Chris Gorham
    Chris Gorham says:

    An Amazon review suggested the Stainless Steel Yogurt Strainer while higher in price was significantly durable.
    Wondering if the stainless steel strainer is worth the extra $$$ & if comparable to function of your recommended strainer?

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  5. jbdjessa2
    jbdjessa2 says:

    OMG THIS IS AN AWESOME VIDEO!!! We go through Greek yogurt so fast (between my hubby and I with smoothies), and it's difficult to find full fat/grass fed options at our local grocery store. This is going to be a lifesaver!!

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  6. mathfaster
    mathfaster says:

    I recommend an Instant Pot with a yogurt button. If you are using ultra-pasteurized milk you can use the cold start method. Much easier. No need to heat first and then let cool. Plenty of videos on YouTube on how to do that. You only really need about 2 Tbsp of yogurt with live cultures as a starter. You can freeze plain commercial yogurt for use in later batches. 24 hour fermentation makes GAP yogurt. 24 hour fermentation increases the bacteria level about 10X.

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  7. Claudia Alvarado
    Claudia Alvarado says:

    How would you calculate the protein? I’ve noticed that Greek yogurts vary in protein… I usually make all my ferments at home but since I use Greek yogurt as a main protein for breakfast or dinner I want to make sure I know how much protein I am consuming.

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  9. Cristine
    Cristine says:

    Hi Autumn! I make my own yogurt too. I actually use the whey for my bacteria for the fermentation and has been working too. Very good yogurt for almost a quarter of the price

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