Yoghurt Maker, Automatic LED Digital Yoghurt Maker Machine with 8 Glass Jars, Stainless Steel Base, BPA-Free, Natural Healthy Homemade Yoghurt, Aicok
October 27, 2019 - Comment
Product Features Adjustable Temperature&Auto Switch-Off Settings Yoghurt Maker – The temperature can be set from 20℃ to 55℃. Don’t worry about the safety, it will be switched off automatically when your yoghurt is ready to drink. 8x Dishwasher-Safe Glass Jars – 8 glass jars for 8 different flavors yogurt, meet the needs of the whole
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Not great instructions – Good yougurts It was a bit tricky to start with. The instructions aren’t very clear. My first batch was a disaster.After searching on internet I tried the below;I heated the milk up to 180 farentheit and let this cool until it reached 110 farentheit, mixed the yougurt and poored into each pot. I recommend 12 hours. The yougurts have a great consistency and are yummy!They’re going too fast so bought a spare 8 pots so I don’t run out of yougurt.
Big value nice products The product came perfectly packaged and in good order. Still working with the yoghurt recipes, as the heat generated only on the bottom of the jars causes the base of each yoghurt to be a little textured. Most french yoghurt makers have sunken holes for each jar, which avoids the yoghurt being so layered; I’d keep an eye out of one of these in the future. Recommend ððð
Terrible instructions but product does the job The instructions have been badly translated into English for example “As for children, whole milk powder or fresh milk is recommended. But for fat person low grease or degreased milk powder or fresh milk is recommended.” Really????????!!!!!! And “Please make sure materials not overdue or degenerative.” This could do with sorting out.But with help of google I have made a couple of decent batches of yogurt so it does the job. I heated the milk to 180 degrees f before cooling for…