Probiotic Yogurt Kit

 

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  • CRAFT-YOUR-OWN: How exciting is that to make your own fresh Greek Yogurt or Bulgarian Yogurt or Icelandic Skyr at home. The essentials for making yogurt are included in our “Probiotic Yogurt Kit”, so you can simply add milk of your choice and enjoy!
  • EASY TO USE: Perfect for beginners and advanced users with all ingredients and equipment included. The culture provided in this kit allows you to make an indefinite amount of probiotic yogurt, that to 3 different types of them.
  • PROBIOTICS-RICH: Our yogurt cultures contain over 1 million live probiotic good bacteria. The presence of live cultures makes it healthy, probiotic-rich food, and good for your gut.
  • UNIQUE GIFT: This kit can be an ideal gift for any yogurt lover or health enthusiast. The Probiotic Yogurt Kit contains -2 sachets of Greek Yogurt Starter Culture, -2 sachets of Bulgarian Yogurt Starter Culture, -2 sachets of Icelandic Yogurt Starter Culture, and -1 Butter Muslin Cloth. Each sachet can be used to make rich, creamy, thick, and delicious yogurt from 1 L of milk. We provide you with detailed instructions on the product.
  • NON-GMO AND GLUTEN FREE: Craft-Your-Own Yogurt at home with an absolute peace of mind with this starter culture as it contains only the right ingredients and nothing artificial.

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