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Rescue Your Failed Yogurt with This Trick

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Summary: You may be able to rescue your failed yogurt!  Sometimes a yogurt failure can be redeemed by “rebatching.” Failed Yogurt Well, I did get more milk, to continue the yogurt experimentation, and made yogurt again over the weekend.  A gallon of it. And it didn’t work. I was totally at a loss as to […]

Yoplait for Kids

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I was recently offered the chance to try out Yoplait Kids’ yogurt in exchange for a review here.  Although the ideal (to me) is to make one’s own yogurt, the fact is many of us don’t have the time, don’t want to, or have other priorities.  Even those of us who do make our own, […]

Yoplait Splitz (review)

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I recently had the opportunity to try the new Yoplait Splitz.  Honestly, I didn’t care much for them plain, as these are exceptionally creamy yogurts.  (My children really liked them, though.)  Because of their creaminess, however, they’re very good frozen.  Pop one in the freezer ’til it’s good and frozen, then pull it back out […]