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    Posted: 12 October 2011 at 3:14pm
I make my own yoghurt in one of the Easiyo yoghurt makers, with the sachets from the supermarket. Does anyone know whether or not I should or shouldn't be eating this when I get UTD?
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Don't see why you wouldn't be able to.
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I was wondering because it sits on the bench (in hot water) for 8-12hrs when it's setting, then goes in the fridge once it's set.
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I've eaten ours right the way though, I just make sure I chomp my way through the jar within 3-4 days A good excuse to be a bit piggy hehe

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The yoghurt cultures that grow in those 8-12 hours out compete anything that would be growing in there. It's pretty unlikely you'd get food poisoning from it.
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