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Probiotic Yogurt Starter Culture - 10 Litres

Regular price $14.90

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Making yogurt at home is a healthy decision and cost-effective. You control the ingredients and remove large plastic yogurt pots from your weekly waste. Eat well, save money and the planet!

THIS YOGURT CULTURE CONTAINS:
• 10 sachets of starter culture - each makes 1 litre of live yogurt
• 4 strains of live yogurt bacteria including probiotics

It makes a tangy-flavored plain natural yogurt. One tablespoon of this yogurt contains over 20 billion live probiotics, about the same as 7 probiotic capsules.* 

MADE IN NZ
Culture Cupboard starters are made in NZ in small batches for maximum live culture counts. Customers rave about the difference in results using fresh cultures.

*Based on accredited laboratory testing and comparison with standard 3 billion count capsules.

BUY MORE AND SAVE

We offer this yogurt starter culture in a 20-litre twin pack.  It has a long shelf life and is more economic to buy click here



HOW TO MAKE YOGHURT

We're here to help you make perfect yogurt in your kitchen. 

  1. Follow our 4 easy steps on the back of the box
  2. Watch our videos above on how to make yogurt with this starter
  3. Read our blogs on yogurt making - from temperature to techniques
  4. Email us your questions - we're always happy to help
WHAT EQUIPMENT?
  1. A Kitchen Thermometer is essential for making consistent yogurt
  2. A Yogurt Maker. We recommend the Stainless Steel Yogurt Maker  
  3. Cotton Cheesecloth for straining Greek Yogurt. 
WHAT MILK TO USE?

Choose the milk that suits you. We're all different, and this starter culture works with a wide range of dairy milk including:

  • Lactose-Free dairy milk
  • A2 milk
  • Trim and Calci-Trim
  • Blue top - homogenised milk
  • Whole milk and even cream
  • Raw milk, Cow, goat, sheep milk
  • It even works with UHT and powdered milk

To make dairy-free yogurts choose our Plant-Based Yogurt Starter

To make mild flavoured dairy yogurts choose our Thick & Creamy Yogurt Starter

INGREDIENTS
  • GMO-free Maltodextrin
  • Streptococcus Thermophilus,
  • Lactobacillus acidophilus,
  • Lactobacillus Delbrueckii Subsp. Bulgaricus
  • Bifidobacterium
ALLERGENS & STORAGE
  • Allergen: Milk
  • Store in the freezer
  • Shelf life 6-8 months

Because they're made fresh here in NZ, each batch has a long shelf life. When you receive them, store them in the freezer.

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penny
Fantastic

This starter makes Yummy Greek Style yogurt! Thick with a subtle tang.

My incentive for making my own was to reduce the amount of plastic coming into our house (we eat a lot of yogurt!) Too many 1L tubs & smaller ones if you want to use that as a starter.

I am using each initial "culture" a further 3 times with no deterioration in the outcome. This equates to 4L per sachet.

I have been using powdered milk (because I had some needing using) with equally successful results. This has also decreased the amount of plastic being bought into the house.

Lastly, I have taken the time to heat the milk to 80oC and hold it there for 5mins. Then cooling to 40oC before mixing with the starter. I am told (by a scientist friend) this "unravels" the milk proteins which can then bond together more successfully in the yogurt making process.

Recommended product with v rewarding results!

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Priya
Love making yogurt with your Yogurt Starter

Happy Customer!
Great product delivered promptly! Excellent customer service! Thank you

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Linda S
Very happy customer

I've found the youghurt starter to be excellent; it's very satisfying making your own yoghurt and have something enjoyable to eat at the end of it. Also, my orders have been filled very quickly and efficiently.

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Corrine Farrell
Yoghurt Flavour

I have to say I was disappointed with the flavour. I felt it was bland and had a metallic taste.

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steve biggs
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Thank you for your review. Your order is marked as delivered to a PO Box. However, I sent you a message to your email with all the tracking details. Please, if you have any questions about it, contact us, and we will find a solution. Best wishes from Country Trading Co.

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