Do you have a yogurt maker? Which one?

[kdmama33]

I'm tired of making my yogurt hodge-podge and it turning out great sometimes and not-so-great at other times. I want a yogurt maker, darn it! But I want one with glass jars. Any suggestions?

[steph117]

I just bought the Euro Cuisine YM100 at Williams-Sonoma (we had a gift card - it cost $39). It comes with 7 little 6-oz glass jars. I'm going to try it this week - I'll update to let you know how it turns out!

For a larger batch at once, I've read that some people use a standard yogurt maker like the salton, but use a quart mason jar instead of the plastic jar that comes with.

[momto l&a]

YEAP. Its called an ice chest.

Yogurt is made in quart and half gallon jars. Comes out perfect every time.

[425lisamarie]

Originally Posted by momto l&a

YEAP. Its called an ice chest.

Yogurt is made in quart and half gallon jars. Comes out perfect every time.

This is what I did until I got my new oven which dehydrates too so i can keep it at any temp

[TwilightJoy]

This is the one I have:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...359382-6848167

I use a mason jar instead of the container that came with it. I then leave the lid off (because it won't fit with the mason jar.)

Works wonderfully!

[JElaineB]

Originally Posted by steph117

I just bought the Euro Cuisine YM100 at Williams-Sonoma (we had a gift card - it cost $39). It comes with 7 little 6-oz glass jars. I'm going to try it this week - I'll update to let you know how it turns out!

For a larger batch at once, I've read that some people use a standard yogurt maker like the salton, but use a quart mason jar instead of the plastic jar that comes with.

We have this one and it works well. You can actually use a quart size (I think) round corningware casserole dish if you want to make one large batch instead of the smaller jars.

[quietserena]

Originally Posted by TwilightJoy

This is the one I have:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...359382-6848167

I use a mason jar instead of the container that came with it. I then leave the lid off (because it won't fit with the mason jar.)

Works wonderfully!

I use this same one, but the lid fits over a mason jar though not as well as over their plastic container. Maybe the model of mine is slightly different.

I should make some yogurt. I've been in kefir land for the longest time...

[TwilightJoy]

Originally Posted by quietserena

I use this same one, but the lid fits over a mason jar though not as well as over their plastic container. Maybe the model of mine is slightly different.

Maybe I'm just remembering wrong. I tried the lid once and then put it in a box and put it away.
I also seem to remember that the yogurt is at a lower temperature without the lid. Stick a thermometer in it and see which temperature is closer to what you want?