12" Yogurt Maker

It worked about 1 out of 5 tries and I tried several different things to make it work but I have had so so luck

I looked around and around on Amazon.com before selecting this yogurt maker to purchase. The #1 reason I selected this one was the price. It was the least expensive model which has a timer. Pro: Price Timer Ease of use Con: Plastic Cups (prefer glass) Lids that don't fit very well Cheap plastic overall. Made in China for about .02 cents The plastic cups hold 150ml, which is about 5oz. If you prefer glass cups, Euro Cuisine offers several different models of yogurt makers on Amazon.com. You certainly do not "need" such a machine to make yogurt. You can use a heating pad and any container you like, but this makes it easier. Overall I'm happy with my purchase because it meets my needs, and didn't cost a lot. FYI, you'll need a "starter". I purchased the Girmi RI52 yogurt starter on Amazon.com and it worked very well. You can also use some plain Dannon yogurt. No matter what you use, as long as you keep making yogurt, you just use some from your last batch as the starter for your new batch. Girmi RI52 yogurt starter, 2 - 5 gram packets.

I bought this, and have made yogurt 3 times now. I am disappointed in the plastic cups, the fit of the lids, and mostly, in the fact that the yogurt is never done in the time it should be. I have been trying to save money, and just used existing yogurt I have for starter. So, today, I ordered some dried starter. If that doesn't work, I'll want to sell this thing at garage sale. I have made better yogurt by setting a casserole dish inside a large pan of warm water, which is sad, since I waited so many years to get a yogurt maker. I eat Plain yogurt every day, and was so excited to make my own, since most store bought has sugar and high fructose corn syrup added. I hope the yogurt starter helps this machine do it's job. This machine just doesn't seem to get hot enough. I've doubled the number of hours needed from 5 to over 10, and it's still runny.

easy way to make yogurt. the maker does all the work for you. I made hazelnut with the flavored syrup.

I make yogurt a couple times a week using 2% milk and plain yogurt as a starter. The yogurt turns out great, but the plastic lids are very ill fitting.

The unit works fine, the good part is timer programing function, is fine for the enthusiasts of yogurt and DIY