So when I found out I won an EasiYo real yogurt maker (plus a real yogurt base and culture mix of my choosing) from Pepper.ph and Cambert Philippines (the brand's exclusive distributor in the Philippines), I was more than ecstatic!
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| EasiYo yogurt maker and base mix |
The people behind EasiYo believe that the fresher the yogurt, the better it is since, in order to enjoy it's full benefits, the cultures in this delicate treat should still be live when eaten. But since these cultures only last for a few days, the best way to ensure that you get the healthiest, and tastiest, serving is to imbibe it immediately after it sets.
And with the EasiYo system (using their yogurt maker and real yogurt base and culture mix), preparing the freshest yogurt ever at home is as simple as 1 - 2 -3.
1. Fill half of the yogurt jar with cool drinking water (I find that room temperature water works best). Drop one packet of EasiYo's real yogurt base and culture mix (available at major supermarkets for Php260 a packet -- standard flavors only).
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| Add the mix... |
Close the lid and shake contents till thoroughly mixed (you can also opt to add 2 to 4 tablespoons of sugar for a sweeter blend). Top up jar with more water shake again .
2. Insert and push the red baffle down inside the yogurt maker. Pour boiling water up to the top of the red baffle only.
3. Place yogurt jar inside the maker. Close the white lid and set aside for a minimum of 10-12 hours or leave overnight (the latter works best) until set.
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| Almost done |
Remove the yogurt jar and place it inside refrigerator to cool. (Please visit the EasiYo website for more detailed instructions.)
EasiYo yogurt is best served chilled, with fruits. In our case, we love sliced fresh bananas with our treat.
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| Strawberry yogurt with bananas |
Fresh is truly the best. J
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The EasiYo yogurt maker and base and culture packets are available in major grocery stores nationwide (Philippines).
Uy this is good ha. Is it easily available? I'm a yogurt person kasi. But sometimes, I hesitate stocking up because it might get spoiled if I don't consume it right away.
ReplyDeleteAt least this one, you can actually store.
It's usually available at SM and Robinsons grocery stores. The big branches a. =)
DeleteI've made a promise to myself to eat healthier, so this is definitely right up my alley. Is it dairy, though? I'm trying to steer clear of dairy products, and am looking for alternatives.
ReplyDeleteI've made a vow to myself to eat healthier, so this is definitely right up my alley. Is it dairy, though? I'm trying to steer clear of dairy.
ReplyDeleteIt's dairy po. It's also a milk by-product din po kasi. =)
DeleteI've seen this at the dollar store yata before but I didn't know it's available already in our market! Which means: yay!
ReplyDeleteDoes the yogurt taste good tho? :D
I've seen this at the dollar store yata before but I didn't know it's available already in our market! Which means: yay!
ReplyDeleteDoes the yogurt taste good tho? :D
so cool!! wanna try!!!
ReplyDeleteYes. It's good. I love their strawberry flavor. =)
DeleteHi Tin. Thanks for taking time to visit my blog although it has been quite some time since I last updated it.
ReplyDeleteMy son loves yogurt but we haven't tried making our own. This looks interesting and worth a try.
Congratulations Ate Jane for winning this.
ReplyDeleteAh...yogurt. Mt Beloved Wife doesn't like the taste of yogurt so I think that we will not be buying this.
Thank you very much for always visiting my blog. Sobrang tagal ko nang hindi nakabisita sa iyong blog.
ReplyDeleteSus! It's ok. Ako nga din, am not able to blog hop like before. =(
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