If I made my own yogurt... Calories?
Tingababoo
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Hi!
I've FINALLY successfully made my own yogurt - HUZZAH!
I used Whole Milk and Greek Yogurt.
Now for Calorie Count.... do I just count it as Regular milk calories? Has the caloric content changed? (this is without straining it of course)
Any insight?
Thanks!
I've FINALLY successfully made my own yogurt - HUZZAH!
I used Whole Milk and Greek Yogurt.
Now for Calorie Count.... do I just count it as Regular milk calories? Has the caloric content changed? (this is without straining it of course)
Any insight?
Thanks!
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The bacteria used to make yogurt contain no noticable calories, they coagulate the milk. I would estimate the calories as the raw substance, if you started with no fat milk, 2%, 3.5%, whatever.0
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I entered it as a recipe and MFP does the rest. Log from there, YUM!0
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