If you can't get FAGE yogurt, then substitute with....
1 quart of good quality whole milk yogurt. Strain in cheesecloth for 3 hours. It will taste just the same. Creamy, tart, rich, smooth cheese-like yogurt.
What is your fav brand of yogurt?
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8 Comments:
regular yogurt strained in a colander lined with cheesecloth (or a clean cloth napkin) for about a day.
coolname at 10:23PM on 08/28/07
i like the yogurt my mother makes at home, or fage. i usually end up buying trader joe's store brand greek yogurt, though, 'cause i'm a broke student. :P
kmalladi at 11:55PM on 08/28/07
Fage 2%
JEP at 5:31AM on 08/29/07
Fage 2% - mixed with honey, blueberries and blackberies
Livetotravel at 1:32PM on 08/29/07
I've never tried but I've seen some comments about Liberte yogurt and how good it is. So if Fage is out of stock...maybe try Liberte?
Hillary
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Chew on That at 5:03PM on 08/29/07
This must be a USA thing, as I have never heard of it. Anyone care to fill me in?
Lilartist at 9:28PM on 08/29/07
Liberté Yogourt is made in Canada, with Vermont milk. It is deliciously creamy. My favorite type is Mediterranne, with 8.3% milkfat and delicious flavors. Check out their website:
http://www.liberte.qc.ca/en/page.ch2?uid=25
Deborat at 6:30PM on 10/24/07
An all natural organic active culture yogurt from a local source and strain it in cheesecloth/plain white clean muslin/clean napkin over a bowl for a day.
JerzeeTomato at 9:53PM on 10/24/07