Judy & Pete -- soy yogurt -- better non-fat and self-setting LOM

[Guest guest]

hmm sounds insteresting, thanks Slim!

 

> I changed from making soybean milk

> to using

> lentils and oats in my soymilk maker for yogurt. So I now

> have a

> non-fat product

[Guest guest]

You're welcome, Pete. If you need any more temptation, I calculate a

300 gram serving (what I pour into an individual plastic container and

is usually gone in five minutes) likely has less than 100 calories and

costs around 7 cents. I like my yogurt, too. And now I'm finally

getting some as I'm making more than a gallon a week. Let me know how

it goes if you give it a try.

 

Slim

 

, Pete Self <self.pete wrote:

>

> hmm sounds insteresting, thanks Slim!

>

> > I changed from making soybean milk

> > to using

> > lentils and oats in my soymilk maker for yogurt. So I now

> > have a

> > non-fat product

>