This was the old yogurt maker that I bought from a direct selling company. That was years ago. Usually participating in direct selling company is a result of being polite to relatives and friends. No more!
This was my third attempt (first using fresh pasteurized milk and then UHT milk). This time I used powdered milk (as per the instruction manual).
When I first used this equipment, I bought organic powdered milk from the same direct selling company.
I did not throw it away because it was still good to eat. Simply stir to make it creamy and homogenized. It wasn't a total failure but who wants yogurt looking like that. That's why I retired this yogurt maker. The new one worked like a charm.
Good morning! At times there are hits and misses when purchasing things. That is why I am "brand loyal". If I bought something from a stall and it is good, I will always go back to the same stall to buy from them. Good that you are happy with your new yogurt maker.
ReplyDeleteGood morning! I am also like you. Don't look for trouble LOL!
Deletelol, direct selling is usually with friends or relatives...I remembered many many years ago when I was a kid, my mum's friend would come over to our house and sell her all sorts of products, from cosmetics to electrical appliances. Back then Amway/Cosway was quite popular.
ReplyDeleteYa hah..hah... Amway was notorious. Everybody also want you to buy from the, and they come over with their catalogue and all. Now I will just say no.
DeleteAs long as it can be eaten, I will eat the yogurt even though it doesn't look pretty. 😁
ReplyDeleteYes, I ate it LOL!
DeleteI'm tempting to buy a yogurt maker (that's why I asked you regarding your yogurt maker model) but I worry I just hangat hangat tahi ayam. >_<
ReplyDeletehah..hah... ya, if hangat2 tahi ayam, then the yogurt maker will become a white elephant. LOL!
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