Yoghurt maker - choice, reviews, questions of operation (2)

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Who needs a silicone round mat for a yogurt maker is in Silpo d = 18.5 cm, price 9.99 g. (Now in discount)

Great rug, I confirm! I use this in CF when making yogurt. Here it is, at the bottom you can see:

Girls, everyone here is constantly asked about overheating problems. We buy thermostats. By the way, they are for incubators. And here's something that this morning came to me a thought. There is a saying - Even if you call it a pot, just don't put it in the oven. That is, in fact, it doesn't matter what the name of the ideal device for making yoghurt will be: a yogurt maker or ... a household incubator. Googled. Produced a bunch of links. I went to one of them and went nuts just - so this is what we are all looking for and do not find among yogurt makers!

Here, look and read the description there at the bottom of the page. This is exactly what you need and the price for this is acceptable. So for this price, you can also bring out chickens, if such a thought suddenly comes to mind. Here's a link:
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By the way, they are of different forms, type in the search engine HOUSEHOLD INCUBATOR, different prices. They also have an egg flip option. In this model, the eggs are turned over manually with a lever, and in some automatically. But these will not suit us, we do not need to turn over the banks. I wonder what the bottom is. It must be flat, so that the banks do not fall, otherwise it can be holes under the eggs and what height it is inside, I wonder. In general, the idea is interesting, if someone is thinking about buying a yogurt maker without overheating, then this device is worth attention.

By the way, they are of different shapes, type in the search engine HOUSEHOLD INCUBATOR, different prices. They also have an egg flip option. In this model, the eggs are turned over manually with a lever, and in some automatically. But these will not suit us, we do not need to turn over the banks. I wonder what the bottom is. It must be flat so that the banks do not fall, otherwise it can be holes under the eggs and what height it is inside, I wonder. In general, the idea is interesting, if someone is thinking about buying a yogurt maker without overheating, then this device is worth attention.

The bottom is just a grill and that's great. Great idea, by the way.

I imagined the jars in the process of op - and turned upside down.

You know, I once saw an incubator live. it was a long time ago, in the 90s. Everyone was trying to somehow survive and our friends decided to breed chickens. And, indeed, it worked. You put eggs, and then somehow you open, and there are such tiny chickens. How simple a miracle or a trick. True, store eggs are not suitable, you need homemade ones, so that the rooster sinned with the chicken. And then some of the eggs turned out to be unsuitable, not all chickens were obtained.

Here, apparently, the temperature is maintained throughout the entire space, and not the current at the bottom, as we have with TP.
Girls tell me, pliz, I already want to cry
I put it 2 times on Activia, the first time 8 hours, the second time 6 hours, the rate of 39-40.2 separates water (serum), sour, although 2 tbsp. l. sugar with a slide. Delicate, yes, but some kind of sour solution can activate a lot of a bed for 1 liter of milk, a jar of 125 g classic bioyogurt.
the first time was old, the second time it took him 7 days. Maybe the temperature is high. I don’t know how the hand doesn’t rise to 3 liters, there is still 1 can.

Here, apparently, the temperature is maintained throughout the entire space, and not the current at the bottom, as we have with TP.
Girls tell me, pliz, I already want to cry
I put it 2 times on Activia, the first time 8 hours, the second time 6 hours, the rate of 39-40.2 separates water (serum), sour, although 2 tbsp was poured. l. sugar with a slide.Delicate, yes, but some kind of sour solution can activate a lot of a bed for 1 liter of milk, a jar of 125 g classic bioyogurt.
the first time was old, the second time it took him 7 days. Maybe the temperature is high. I don’t know how the hand doesn’t rise to 3 liters, there is still 1 jar.

You must be hot now. In this regard, I ferment yogurt for a maximum of 6 hours. Maximum. Why sugar? Do not pour sugar, you'd better pour it into the finished one, but now you just knock the process off the pontalik, bacteria, apparently, very actively absorb these carbohydrates, producing acid.

Here, apparently, the temperature is maintained throughout the space, and not the current at the bottom, as we have with TP.

So this is great! It is blown with warm air from all sides, according to this principle, the airfryer operates, if anyone has it, they understand.
Oh why I already have a yogurt maker! I want an incubator! If my thermostat or yoghurt maker gives God his soul, by God, I'll buy myself such a thing.

Here, apparently, the temperature is maintained throughout the space, and not the current at the bottom, as we have with TP.
Girls tell me, pliz, I already want to cry
I put it 2 times on Activia, the first time 8 hours, the second time 6 hours, the rate of 39-40.2 separates water (serum), sour, although 2 tbsp was poured. l. sugar with a slide. Delicate, yes, but some kind of sour solution can activate a lot of a bed for 1 liter of milk, a jar of 125 g classic bioyogurt.
the first time was old, the second time it took him 7 days. Maybe the temperature is high. I don’t know how the hand doesn’t rise to 3 liters, there is 1 more jar.

So on Activia, yoghurts are ready in a couple of hours, well, a maximum of 3, and then in winter. 6 hours for Activia is a lot, especially at this temperature in a yogurt maker. I remember that in the summer in 2 hours at Activia the yoghurt was ready. The temperature in your yogurt maker is just great for the Bulgarian starter cultures, find them and make a healthy product. From dry starter cultures - yes, 5-6 hours (if for the first time), and from ready-made yogurt - 2-3 hours maximum.

So on Activia, yoghurts are ready in a couple of hours, well, a maximum of 3, and then in winter. 6 hours for Activia is a lot, especially at this temperature in a yogurt maker. I remember that in the summer in 2 hours at Activia the yoghurt was ready. The temperature in your yogurt maker is just great for the Bulgarian starter cultures, find them and make a healthy product. From dry starter cultures - yes, 5-6 hours (if for the first time), and from ready-made yogurt - 2-3 hours maximum.

Thank you, I can lower the temperature to 36, it will be fine, today I need to try another 1 liter of ferment like this 1 jar 125 gr. this is normal for 1 liter of milk, then I think maybe it overgrows a lot

Thank you, I can lower the temperature to 36, it will be fine, today I need to try another 1 liter of ferment like this 1 jar 125 gr. this is normal for 1 liter of milk, then I think it might over-sour

This is normal, there can be no overdose in this matter. It can only be overkill with time.

I understand correctly, you can buy the cheapest DEX-type yogurt maker and a thermostat and there will be cool yogurt without overheating?)

and how about the Vivo yogurt maker? while it seems to me that it is the most comfortable ..
now I can't choose between Vivo and Moulinex YG2301 31, help!

I understand correctly, you can buy the cheapest DEX-type yogurt maker and a thermostat and there will be cool yogurt without overheating?)

Yes, you can take the cheapest yoghurt maker, without automatic shutdown by timer, so that it has only one On / Off button and so that water is not poured between the jars according to the instructions during cooking (otherwise the thermostat sensor will end) and more, so that everything the jars in the yogurt maker would be on one common plane under a common lid, and each jar would not be inserted into the grooves - into its own, and then everything - under the common lid.
The thermostat is with flat wiring from the sensor (preferably) and that the adjustment step is not 1 degree, but 0.1 degrees.
That's basically it.Well, plus a good sourdough, the correct temperature for a given type of sourdough, and not overexpose when cooking.
If you are from Ukraine, then Orions are cheap. Many girls have dexs here and they don't overheat or do yogurt just fine. Check with them on the model. So maybe everything will work out for you without a thermostat, though in the summer, when it's hot, probably everyone who does not have a thermostat has problems. But here the heat remained for three weeks. Again, there are leavens that need 36 degrees, and there are those that need 38-40 degrees. You can put something on the bottom, and then put the jars if it overheats a little.
In general, I have written a lot, although you can simply answer your question: "Yes". And everything written above is nuances.

and how about the Vivo yogurt maker? while it seems to me that it is the most comfortable ..
now I can not choose between Vivo and Moulinex YG2301 31, help!

Read my answer # 230 on page 12.

Thank you! Another question, will the thermostat fit into the yogurt maker for sure?) If there is a thermostat, then the thermometer is no longer needed? and where to get it in Kiev?

Thank you! Another question, will the thermostat fit into the yogurt maker for sure?) If there is a thermostat, then the thermometer is no longer needed? and where to get it in Kiev?

You will not stick the thermostat inside the yogurt maker. Only the sensor on the wiring is pushed there, and the thermostat will stand next to the yogurt maker. The sensor is like a thin stick of 3-4 millimeters in cross-section and 5-6 cm long. There is a wire from it, it is desirable that it be flat, then it will stick under the lid of the yogurt maker. In my thermostat, this wiring is round (there were no flat ones at that time). so the husband made a hole in the yogurt maker to insert it there. Here I took a picture at the bottom of the page, what happened in the end:
https://Mcooker-enn.tomathouse.com/in...18181.0
A thermometer is needed in any case. If you take a yogurt maker on the Internet, then often there they also sell alcohol thermometers for liquids, and a thermostat. Or in the household. shop take a look.

Thank you so much! otherwise I'm already completely confused)

Thank you so much! otherwise I'm already completely confused)

Nothing, at first it all seems so difficult, and then as you start making yoghurts every other day, everything is already on the machine. My husband is so used to his daily jar of yogurt that if he doesn't find it in the refrigerator, he looks so offended - well, where is my yogurt? But I started spinning and forgot, or I didn't buy milk, in general, tomorrow, I say it will, get off.
And don't be shy about asking questions. Do not be afraid, I know myself, at first even a simple one is difficult. We were all helped here at first, and even then it happens that questions arise about some new leaven, how to make it, or something doesn't work out, there will always be people here who can explain, support, and advise on the best way. Have you decided on the yogurt maker yet?

Anyanka, do not forget, the thermostat can only be used in a yogurt maker without a timer. So Moulinex, if you want it, you need to take a simpler model.

Anyanka, take DEX108 and you will be happy. It works for me without a thermostat and does not overheat anything. So we bought Lena (Antonovka) here the same one, she is taking him to Moscow. And here I used mine. She said that everything is fine.
Well, if you want to have another Vinis VY-1600WP Yoghurt Maker (timer, LCD, 6 stacks + 1L bowl). According to the stories, it works like a DEX, without overheating. The thermostat is not needed there. And her price is tempting, only around 160 UAH.

why not TR in a yogurt maker with a timer ??
Interesting about the incubator

why not TR in a yogurt maker with a timer ??
Interesting about the incubator

Only if it has a memory function in the event of a power failure, I have Orion-02 with a timer, it has a memory of 10 minutes, and it is enough (6 minutes is needed to lower the temperature) + Ukrrelle TR with a flat cable and right now I even measured how much time it takes on the timer set what would be 8 hours, 6, and 4 (on a yogurt maker I put 2: 15 - this is 8 hours of work, and accordingly I also put others, and now it also turns off for me)

why not TR in a yogurt maker with a timer ??
Interesting about the incubator

The thermostat is set to 2 values, for example 36.0-36.5. The thermostat will turn off the yoghurt maker as soon as the temperature reaches 36.5, then the yoghurt maker will start to cool down and when it reaches a temperature of 36.0, it will not turn on, because when you turn on the yogurt maker, you must set a timer according to the instructions. You installed, then again - up to 36.5, turned off, then to turn it on, you need to set the timer again. You won't install it 100 times per cycle, right? I think so.
Yes, Anna_SHVEC wrote it right.

Or with a mechanical timer, then you can also

oh, girls, I think I did something stupid. I ordered Moulinex with a timer, and now I began to read Temka first and saw that I didn't need a timer. And we sell thermostats not far from home, but apparently they won't be useful. The husband reassures, says that OUR yogurt maker will not overheat. And I was really upset. Moreover, today we have 10 years since the wedding day. I spoiled such a holiday.

[NatusyaD]

NatusyaD,
So give it up. After all, they haven't brought it yet?

oh, girls, I think I did something stupid. I ordered Moulinex with a timer, and now I began to read Temka first and saw that I didn't need a timer. And we sell thermostats not far from home, but apparently they won't be useful. The husband reassures, says that OUR yogurt maker will not overheat. And I was really upset. Moreover, today we have 10 years since the wedding day. I spoiled such a holiday.

My moulinex yogurt maker has been without a timer and overheated for years ... in short, a lot. And she makes yoghurts, and I don't have a thermostat. And figs would be with him. Such a day to spoil yourself with such nonsense! Your husband is generally clever - he consoles. Kiss him for this and enjoy the holiday. Your yogurt maker will be the best!

oh, girls, I think I did something stupid. I ordered Moulinex with a timer, and now I began to read Temka first and saw that I didn't need a timer. And we sell thermostats not far from home, but apparently they won't be useful. The husband reassures, says that OUR yogurt maker will not overheat. And I was really upset. Moreover, today we have 10 years since the wedding day. I spoiled such a holiday.

Can't you call them back and exchange them for another? If not, then try to measure the temperature in jars in this. if it overheats, then within 2 weeks you can return it and: either return the money, or send another model, as you say. Only, of course, transportation costs will be at your expense. Moreover, the reason for the return can be any, we, for example, sent the microwave back like this for the reason that it does not quite match the color with the furniture. so everything is fixable. Or if the husband can not only calm down, but can also cut off this ill-fated timer, then like this, although I would not risk it, because it might not just cut unnecessary wires, but electronic filling with some kind of program. And if you break something, then there will be no return, no guarantee.

The husband has already made 100% prepayment to the store. One thing reassures that they ordered in the store, and not through the Internet, and if something is easier to return. What if it really doesn't overheat? I read a bunch of good reviews, although there were some bad ones. I think. what can you run into. Usually I'm lucky with technology. I love her, she serves me faithfully. Hopefully, I'll tell you later.

Mona1, Chuchelka, Antonovka, thank you for your support and kind words, I am so glad that I have you

Maybe she won't overheat. My neighbor has the same model as my Orion-02 and does not overheat, yoghurts turn out great, and I made sour foods the first time until I bought TR for her. Although I have already adapted with cardboard, but I would like it without straining

The husband has already made 100% prepayment to the store. One thing reassures that they ordered in the store, and not through the Internet, and if something is easier to return. What if it really doesn't overheat? I read a bunch of good reviews, although there were some bad ones. I think. what can you run into.Usually I'm lucky with technology. I love her, she serves me faithfully. Hopefully, I'll tell you later.

When you get a look, it can, as my Orion-02 has a memory, and the TR can be adjusted, I also ordered it first, and then I got to the forum and read it, I was upset. But as it turned out that I was in vain upset

When you get a look, it can, as my Orion-02 has a memory, and the TR can be adjusted, I also ordered it first, and then I got to the forum and read it, I was upset. But as it turned out that I was in vain upset

Memory? It's like on HP, if the electricity is turned off, then it saves the program? Well that's a thought! Thank you! You really gave me wings. All is not lost yet ... I have a pen in my hand and a line across the paper .... Oh, I sang something. The soul began to sing with your support. Thank you all very much!

Memory? It's like on HP, if the electricity is turned off, then it saves the program? Well that's a thought! Thank you! You really gave me wings. All is not lost yet ... I have a pen in my hand and a line across the paper .... Oh, I sang something. The soul began to sing with your support. Thank you all very much!

Oh, I myself was so directly delighted that you cheered up. That's right, do not sour ahead of time. By the way, you write here exactly what model you ordered. Many muliki, maybe someone has yours, will write what and how.

And yet, this is not an online store, but an ordinary one, as I understand it. So there probably other yogurt makers are sold. When you go after yours, read the instructions about memory. If there is no such thing, then ask, but you can instead of this take another of those that they have, just to fit.

I ordered Moulinex YG230131. The fact is that we have practically no choice of yogurt makers. There is a lot of information on the sites of m-new, but they are not available. Therefore, I had to order video from M., the consultants themselves suggested. And if that - there will be nothing to change right away. Well, okay, wait and see. Here is a link 🔗

[NatusyaD]

NatusyaD,
My colleague and I have this, they bought at the same time in the same order - mine heats up, it is not

Memory? It's like on HP, if the electricity is turned off, then it saves the program? Well that's a thought! Thank you! You really gave me wings. All is not lost yet ... I have a pen in my hand and a line across the paper .... Oh, I sang something. The soul began to sing with your support. Thank you all very much!

Googled in i-net. on the site
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found this yogurt maker and there is an option where the operator answers questions. I asked about saving the settings when disconnected. Operator Oksana answered me. I copied the correspondence:

Does the Moulinex YG230131 yogurt maker have a function to save settings in case of a short power outage?
Operator Oksana will answer you in a few seconds
12: 50Oksana
there is
12: 51Guest
And for how many minutes, don't you know?
12: 52Oksana
no, I do not know
You can go in and ask a question yourself, only if Oksana is not there, but someone else, otherwise Oksana will go nuts that in a few minutes the same question.

I found instructions on the Mulinex website, but nothing is written about memory
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[Antonovka]

In general, the Moulinex and Orions are twin brothers. For some reason, it seems that if there is in Orion, then there is.

Antonovka, and you wrote that you have one, so tell us, there is a saving of settings when disconnected for at least 10 minutes.

Googled in i-net. on the site

Oh, I don't even know how to thank you. Well, if only I will invite you to yogurt later. I'll try to ask another consultant, maybe he knows.

Antonovka, I will pray

I found instructions on the Mulinex website, but nothing is written about memory
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Yes, I found the instruction, read it, there is nothing about it.

Girls, it seems to me that this is not there. But I'll check in the evening

Girls, it seems to me that this is not there. But I'll check in the evening

Maybe your electricity just didn't turn off and you didn't pay attention. Just try to turn it on, set the timer, and then unplug it, and then turn it on after a few minutes.See if the timer has expired or is still counting.

Yes, I understood

I never thought that someday I would be looking forward to the end of Antonovka's working day.

I never thought that someday I would be looking forward to the end of Antonovka's working day.

[NatusyaD]

NatusyaD,
Don't be afraid - there are 8 minutes left, then a short run to the shops and everything will be

In Orion, it is in the instructions for 10 minutes that it is written that is why I took TR at my own peril and risk, as it turned out not in vain

That is, it cools down for no more than 10 minutes and turns on again?

That is, it cools down for no more than 10 minutes and turns on again?

no, if the electricity suddenly turns off in the apartment, then if then it turns on for less than 10 minutes, then the yogurt maker will continue to work as if it had happened and the timer will continue to count down. And if it turns on after 11 minutes or later, then the yoghurt maker will already be turned off and the timer will also be turned on, and the yogurt maker must be turned on again and the timer set.