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Page Tests
Testing (News) Records - these are our published records, albeit not very scientific, of tests we have run for various reasons including the adding more probiotic bacteria strains than normally found in yogurts available commercially. Please note that the dates given are those of the publication of the results shown.
Page Article
The author wrote the following for wikihow.
Page Probiotics
This tab contains information about the use of probiotics in yogurt and includes a list of potential probiotics available for use. Since apparently there exists no lists of priobiotics used in yogurt making, we will attempt to develop a list below and keep it updated as new probiotics are found. At this time, there is no attempt to publish other than a list of probiotics - the various attributes, benefits and characteristics will have to wait until such time as they are gathered for the list.
Page Kombucha
This tab describes a drink which is, in some respects, similar to yogurt.
Page Non-Dairy
This section deals with non-dairy yogurts.
Page Designer
This section shares our experiences with developing "designer" yogurts - yogurts which have been assembled to provide specific characteristics for you, the consumer, and hopefully the yogurt maker.
Page Blunders
Here are some of the blunders we have made or have heard about.
Page Flavoring
Without flavoring, yogurt is just plain yogurt. And while that can have a really great taste, many folks would like to flavor yogurt for one reason or another. Note that there is some information in the "Exploring" section - see tab above - that covers flavoring yogurt to a small degree.
Page Clashes
In very few other food areas do so many clashes occur. This information is presented as a help to others in trying to decide what type yogurt(s) they are interested in making over the long haul.
Page FAQ
Questions and Answers and FAQ
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April 23, 2012: What
to do with all that
whey? We make a gallon
of yogurt each weeks 
and half of it goes to
making Greek style 
thick yogurt by using
a strainer. But what
to do with the quart 
or so of whey that 
is strained off?

- Other than trying to
drink whey by itself,
you could always try
adding various flavors.

- Soup is a great place
to put the whey as it
adds protein to it.

- And using equal parts
whey and a citrus drink
like orange juice works
great!

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