Stainless Steel Yoghurt Maker with 1 Quart Glass Jar and Complete Recipe Book to Make 12+ Easy Homemade Dairy Free and Milk Yogurts

This yogurt maker exceeded my expectations. Using full fat organic milk and a Bulgarian starter culture, I achieved a wonderfully thick and delicious yogurt. The design is elegant and functional. A thermometer is a useful addition. Highly recommend for any kitchen.

I am totally thrilled with this product. It works perfectly. I've had two electric ones and they don't last. Cost me £30 each and they rubbish . So this was my last resort. I bought it on the reviews, and I'm not disappointed. It's so easy to do and when you've made your yoghurt mix , put in the flask and just leave it. I usually do mine and leave it over night. Perfect results every time. And just a tip. Save a little of your made yoghurt mix to make the next batch. Make sure it's warmed up first then stir in the milk. Saves buying culture bacteria too often. Wish I'd bought this first. Never by an electric one ever again 👍

My first thought after unboxing was that it was going to be a waste of money, the main body is just basically a sort of thermos but with a fairly loose lid that doesn’t seal like a thermos, the jar however is very nice, but I don’t think it would hold up to boiling water, and it is a bit smaller then advertised at 800ml. How wrong I was, my first batch yesterday I used a carton of semi skimmed UHT, mixed in 2 tablespoons of whole milk powder, and heated it to 110f then whisked in a bulgarian yoghurt starter culture, put the jar in the thermos thing, put it box in the box it came in and put it in a warm area of 20c, wrapped a towel around it and left it overnight, 10 hrs later I had a thick set yoghurt, which got firmer after chilling it in the fridge. Taste wise it was lovely, thick creamy and not too sour, just right, even my fussy husband liked it. I am on my second batch and this time trying a L salivarius strain, which is a more fussy culture, it has been going 10 hrs and I have just tested the temperature and it has only dropped 10f in 10hrs, so I shall leave it a bit longer, I have put some bubble wrap around it to keep the heat in even longer. As for the smaller then expected jar this isn’t a problem for me because all my other 1 litre mason jars fit in it, and one of them is in the fermenter atm with the salivarius strain. I am so pleased with it i am thinking of purchasing another

The kit is simple to use & works. However the jar has a crack in it after only a few uses so can no longer be used & the jar does not hold one litre as it advertises. I think it’s overpriced too given it’s a glass jar & a stainless steel container. Makes great yogurt but I now have to purchase another jar.

I love this yogurt maker! It is really simple to use. I thought I would give it a fighting chance by using good organic Jersey milk, and for the starter I used a couple of teaspoons of organic live yogurt. So it only worked out a couple of pence cheaper than buying (non organic) mass produced yogurt. But absolutely no comparison with the taste, this is the most amazing yogurt I have ever had. I have attached a video, this is how it came out- no straining, it really is that thick. Kind of like a cross between greek yogurt and whipped double cream :)

This was delivered yesterday & my first thought when unpacking was , it's bigger than expected but pure quality, the stainless steel container is really very smart. After washing both items, warming the canister with hot water, set about making some yoghurt with a starter & boiled / cooled / full fat milk, then leaving for the rest of the day & overnight.......I checked after only 7 hours & nothing had happened, but jar was still warm. This morning, I had trouble opening the canister, it's quite wide & for a small hand it would be helpful to have some sort of grip on the smooth stainless steel lid. However on opening the jar I found beautiful smooth, tasty, Yoghurt. It's now in the fridge as directed & will be tried later today. I love the appearance & the idea I can fill this, leave it & not worry about remembering to switch off like my electric yoghurt maker. As for the booklet , I haven't had time yet to read it. All in all this is a buy I recommend , smart, easy to use & makes successful yoghurt with minimal fuss.

Shame this is unavailable at present. It work. The yogurt I make is left for 24 hours to ferment, never had a bad batch and use part of the previous batch for several weeks. Added bonus, no electric used in the process.

Works good and easy to clean and store. I use long life milk to do away with all the faff as you don’t need to boil it