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Bonnie –
The Caspian sea Yogurt is great – very easy to make and didn’t take much to get the starter well activated!
Marybea –
Tried again, used both prior batch and starter AND read the directions. Left it incubating for 20 hours instead of 10 and it came out beautifully. I didn’t realize the Caspian Sea yogurt needed a much longer incubation time.
Mark –
Hello. I’m loving all of your cultures and having great success. I do have one comment/question about your sour cream recipe. I made it with Caspian Sea culture, and it turned out perfectly thick and creamy (after straining it through cheese cloth for a couple of hours)
Mark
Marilyn T. –
I just placed an order for more Caspian Sea and Greek yogurt starter. These are my two favorite, and even my husband who has always turned his nose up at yogurt without ever trying it is now eating it.
I put the first sourdough starter in the freezer so when it was time to make the bread and I read the instructions I knew it wouldn’t end well. I ordered more sourdough starter and my husband
made the first loaf of sourdough bread. I believe that this process will be less cumbersome for us as we become more familiar with the process. We enjoyed the bread and look forward to making more. The other starter packages are in the refrigerator.
I’m so glad we found your site. I hope to make cheese sometime in the near future. I use raw milk from the farm and I am a bit apprehensive about leaving it our for 24 hours. I’ll try a small amount first.
Thank you,
Marilyn T.
Rica W. –
Hello Ivo,
This is amazing!
Sincerely,
Rica W.
Marc –
We love the starters! We purchased the Villi and Caspian Sea and make both as room-temperature yogurts. Both work great, in soy milk, at room temperature. Both are nice and creamy – a bit mild, but much easier than the thermophilic strains and still very nice! The Caspian Sea is a bit creamier.
oren –
hello
caspian yogurt is tremendously very good and delicious
thank you very much
oren
Vicki –
Hi Ivo, Everything’s fine. I still have some starter remaining and have been using a portion of previous batches of cultured soy milk to make new batches. I plan to go away for a few weeks so will either order soon or in mid-August, depending on how my supplies are doing.
As I mentioned in a previous note, the Caspian starter works with soy milk and creates a product with less of a soy taste.
Vicki
Rica –
Amazing! Thank you so much, I am excited to experiment 🙂
A –
I used the Caspian Sea culture in a traditional way of making BG yogurt. 106F warm milk, than ferment for 8 hours under controlled environment.
I did not use the traditional, Matsoni method that treats as mesophilic.
Thanks,