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Homemade Yogurt

 

Yogurt is a delicious snack, which can be eaten in place of icecream and other unhealthy treats. If you truly want to enjoy yogurt, but don’t want to gain a lot of weight, you should consider trying our homemade yogurt chips. The recipe is easy to make and it’ll leave you salivating for more. Below, you’ll learn how to prepare your own!

 

Ingredients:

 

  • 8 Cups 1% milk
  • 1/2 Cup natural culture plain yogurt (this can purchased at any grocery store)
  • 0.50-0.75 Ounces plain gelatin (can be substituted for 3 powdered packets)
  • 2 Cups fruit juice
  • 1/4 Cup agave

 

Supplies:

 

  • Crock pot
  • Spatula or wooden spoon
  • Whisk
  • Large glass bowl
  • Large towel
  • Dehydrator fruit roll sheet

 

Step 1

Turn the crock pot temperature setting on low, allow pot to reach maximum temperature, and then pour in all 8 cups of milk

 

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Step 2

After milk has cooked for 2-3 hours, you will unplug the crock pot, and let it sit for 2 ½-3 hours

 

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Step 3

While the milk is warming, you should go ahead and mix the gelatin with ½ cup of cold fruit juice, then let is set for 2-3 minutes

 

Step 4

Warm the remaining fruit juice, add it to the gelatin and cold fruit juice mixture, and mix thoroughly

 

Step 5

Pour the cooked milk into the large glass bowl, add the fruit mixture, plain culture yogurt, and the agave, and then mix thoroughly

 

Step 6

Pour the ingredients back into the crock pot and let sit unplugged for 6-7 hours

 

Step 7

After the time has expired, you can remove the yogurt from the refrigerator and prepare for the dehydration process

 

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Step 8

Make sure the fruit roll dehydrator sheets are cleaned, before spreading the yogurt. Set food dehydrator temperature between 90-105 degrees Fahrenheit

 

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Step 9

Remove yogurt from dehydrator and store until you are ready to enjoy