To strain or not to strain?
norcogrrl
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I'm on the fence about whether or not I should strain the 10% MF yogurt I'm making. I'm not making it in single serve jars, as I originally planned to strain it.
If I strain it, I'll be left casein protein only: all of the whey protein will be removed. I'll get rid of some carbs, but I'll also lose a bunch of the cultures.
I'm on the fence. Does anyone have any strong feelings either way?
If I strain it, I'll be left casein protein only: all of the whey protein will be removed. I'll get rid of some carbs, but I'll also lose a bunch of the cultures.
I'm on the fence. Does anyone have any strong feelings either way?
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Gotta admit, I didn't know what this thread would be about.
I've never made yogurt before and it sounds interesting no matter which way you go.
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If it were me, I would keep the cultures.0
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slimzandra wrote: »Gotta admit, I didn't know what this thread would be about.
I've never made yogurt before and it sounds interesting no matter which way you go.
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Hehe I thought the OP may have been constipated0 -
christinev297 wrote: »slimzandra wrote: »Gotta admit, I didn't know what this thread would be about.
I've never made yogurt before and it sounds interesting no matter which way you go.
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Hehe I thought the OP may have been constipated
Heh. Yep, I opened it to see if it was about constipation or weight lifting.0 -
Depends what you want to do with it. If you want a cream-cheese substitute, or Greek-style yogurt, strain it.
If you strain it, save the liquid for smoothies0 -
If you do strain, keep the strained liquid. You can use it to ferment veggies and a ton of other things, too! But I vote for not straining. Probiotic cultures are almost always worth the carbs in my book!0