Do you own a home yogurt maker?

I have never seen one. Good luck with the topic, I hope someone can help you :)

hi!!a home yogurt maker?shortcut?good!i make yogurt at home.i'll tell you how?bring some yogurt from market.add a spoon of yogurt to warm milk & stir.keep it for few hours & then its ready to eat once it sets.from that yogurt you can also make buttermilk.

I bought a used one once. I was not impressed. If you have a thermal jug or mug you can get the same experience, or anything else that will maintain a steady heat, such as a pilot light in an oven. This makes me think I could go make some yogurt for here at home. Preservative free.

Yes, I have had several different brands over the years and used to use them constantly before it became possible to get such good quality yogurt affordably from the grocery stores. Now we pretty much buy the Cream Top kind from Trader Joe's. Usually we get the plain and add our own flavorings. Most people will say a machine is quite unnecessary for doing home made yogurt, but I like the convenience of a machine and the one I liked best (which isn't made any more) was similar to this other brand on sale at Amazon now: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000JLNBWO/ref=nosim/?tag=prontocom14261-20&creative=380333&creativeASIN=B000JLNBWO&linkCode=asn The little milk-glass cups are handy for all sorts of other things, too, and have snap on lids for storing the finished yogurt in the fridge. I thought it was well worth the $20 I paid for it many years ago, and it is gratifying to see that similar machines are still available at that affordable price. I think the Euro Cuisine from Sears and the Cuisipro Donvier are very nice too: http://www.appliancehut.com/productdetails.asp?id=822 http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00821481000P?vName=Appliances&cName=SmallKitchenAppliances&sName=Specialty&psid=SHOPPING01&sid=IDx20070921x00003d