Yoghurt drops dehydrated

You can preserve your culture and make delicious melt-in-your-mouth treats with freeze dried yogurt. Use this tutorial to get started.

Sweet, tangy, and completely homemade.

For 2 years i have been looking for the perfect recipe for yoghurt drops. When i googled “yoghurt drop recipe”, the results usually show the frozen kind – which would not last 5 s…

Jess, Gardening & Self-sufficiency on Instagram: "Shelf stable Yogurt Bites 1 quart of yogurt 3 cups fruit of choice (I used bananas, peaches, & blueberries) 3/4 cup honey Dehydrate at 110*F or lower. This will result in yogurt that contains all its active bacteria AND fruit/honey with all raw nutrients intact. Dehydrating at this low temp takes more time. Expect 48-72 hours, depending on room humidity. Once dry, cut into strips and roll. Store in mason jars (with oxygen absorbers) in

Check out this awesome frugal tip that Melissa sent in for how to make your own homemade baby yogurt melts! “My son LOVES Gerber’s yogurt melts, but they are pretty expensive (around $3 for a small 1-oz bag) and when I read the ingredients, I was shocked to see the second ingredient is sugar. I decided to try making them myself.” What You’ll Need: Your baby’s favorite fruit – fresh is best, but frozen works too Whole milk Greek yogurt – about twice as much yogurt as you have fruit Parchment…

The most successful dairy product I’ve dehydrated so far is Greek yogurt. Check the page on yogurt to see the pictures of how it turned out. One of my problems in the past has been that sometimes the yogurt goes bad before I can use it all. for years I was reluctant to buy yogurt, even on sale, for that very reason. However, once I learned to dehydrate yogurt, I no longer hesitated to buy it. I had first heard of commercially prepared yogurt drops as a snack. So I decided to give it a try. I…

Last week, thanks to a mummies who shared a yogurt melts recipe from other website. I baked it on Sunday morning and through out the day, my lo keep asking for the yogurt melts and finished during teatime. It was super yummy and myself and hubby also liked it so much.... Now, dear all mummies can homemade it without buying from iherb or supermarkets anymore! Yes, it is similar to the yogurt melts or yogurt snacks from Gerber brand or happyyogis.... Happy Trying!! Lemon Yogurt Melts…

In one of my dehydrating classes I had someone ask if I’d ever tried making fruit leather with yogurt, which I’ll admit I had heard of but never tried. So when son tried a bite of his yogurt and...

Ok, I have called this a recipe but it's not really a recipe. It is basically just freezing yoghurt! This has to be one of Lake's favour...