🥛 Efficient Euro Cuisine Yogurt Maker - YMX650: Automatic Digital Machine with Set Temperature, 7-6 oz. Reusable Glass Jars, Rotary Date Setting Lids for Instant Storage Review

I remember my dad making his own yogurt using an old fashioned yogurt maker in the 70's. Since then things have changed for the better! My husband and I decided we needed calcium and probiotics in our diet and decided to try yogurt. It worked great! The directions are clear and give you lots of options - firmer or softer yogurts and different ways to sweeten or flavor them if needed. You can use skim, non-fat, or whole milk, even almond or soy milk! Depending on the type of milk used, the…

My husband and I love to eat yogurt for breakfast in the morning and eat it several times during the day. I thought it would be interesting to make my own yogurt at home, so I ordered the Euro Cuisine YMX650 automatic yogurt maker. We loved our homemade yogurt so much that I had to order extra jars and an extra piece to be able to make two batches at a time. This machine works very well using different forms of milk (whole milk, 2%, or 1%), but I haven't had much luck with coconut milk or soy…

No, the milk does not need to be preheated and depending on what type of yoghurt you like it might be best not to. When I first used this machine I gently heated it to 180 degrees and cooled it down to 110 degrees before mixing the starter into the yogurt. I set a timer for 7 hours. What I got was thick, lumpy and overly acidic yogurt. I fed it to the dogs. The next time I skipped the heat, I set the timer for 10 hours and left. Perfection. Silky, perfect, delicious yogurt with no hassles…

I've been using this yogurt incubator to make batches of skyr at least twice a week for several months. It's easy to use, maintains a constant temperature for the set time, and after I entered my recipe, the results were very consistent. Having used the jars a few times to make regular yogurt, all I can say is that they suck. The lid doesn't have a seal, so it's just a hard plastic thread on the glass that pops off as soon as you touch it. The opening of the jar is so small I had to use a mocha

I only drink A2 milk 2% but I didn't find any A2 yogurt on the market so I threw the bones based on the reviews and ordered this machine. I couldn't be happier. I followed directions, heated 42 ounces of A2 milk, cooled, mixed with 7 ounces of Simple Truth organic low-fat yogurt, poured the mixture into glass jars, and turned on at 9:30pm for 11 hours. I turned it off around 8:15, put the glasses in the fridge and went about my business. I came back late afternoon, opened the jar and was handed

This is a great product that works well. I'm happy with the purchase although I have a couple of comments: - The digital display is unreadable when standing over the kettle sitting on the kitchen table. The screen is recessed into the body and the numbers are only visible when you lean forward and see the display level. The containers only hold 6 fl oz, making the yogurt portions smaller than I would have liked. Eight ounce containers are preferred. The plastic lid has an inner lip that retains

I am very glad that I bought this model. I took it out of the box, washed the cups and made my first batch on an 8 hour cycle based on the reviews here. Ideal. Just perfect. Then, also thanks to the reviews here, I realized that the preparation of milk consists in its pasteurization, but my milk is already pasteurized. So now I just heat it to the perfect temperature, add a 6 ounce cup of the previous batch of yogurt, pop it in the machine for 8 hours and perfect yogurt comes out - it's a…