Question 1

I use raw milk to make yogurt. I am looking for a unit that heats the milk, cools it, and then goes into incubating mode. Does this unit do that?

Accepted Answer

The yogurt maker does not heat & cool down the milk before incubation.  The directions do say that you do not have to heat & cool the milk before incubation.  However, after several less than satisfying attempts, I have found I have a better consistency of yogurt if I do the preincubation process.  
I'm quite happy with the yogurt maker even with the preheating/cooling process.

Question 2

The manual book makes me confused. Can you send me the recipe?

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Your on your own with the recipe essentially, but that shouldn’t deter from making yogurt because each person must experiment to get the consistency and results they expect and prefer, then write it down for future reference. Use any general yogurt recipe and thin or thicken accordingly with time and varied ingredients. For instance, before everyone was making their own Greek yogurt, I thickened mine with Borden’s or Carnation low fat powdered milk, then incubated for longer. The main thing is to not kill your live cultures with milk that’s too hot. I used 110 degrees for safety. The culture can be packaged (pricey) or by using plain yogurt with a live culture. To save money you can get Walmart’s brand Great Value plain Greek yogurt and it works fine, but always check the label to ensure it has the live cultures to start with like you would with a sour dough or any bread using yeast. Anything over 110 F can kill yogurt cultures which is why you want to use a thermometer to be safe. There are thermometers designed just for this on the market which are marked for you if necessary and clip on to hold them. I only ever flavored mine afterward when it’s cooled down or refrigerated. You can use a number of things for this, cocoa powder, instant coffee. Matcha powder, vanilla extract and so forth. Whatever floats your boat!

It is sad that they couldn’t have just written this ‘new’ recipe right here for everyone all the same. Sorry for your inconvenience but if you want help you have to email us at further inconvenience to you is a poor response. Gee, thanks!

Question 3

Does this yogurt machine work on 240V?

Accepted Answer

No, it is designed to work on 120V.

Question 4

Hi, what is the wattage on this device

Accepted Answer

The wattage on this yogurt machine is 20W.

ASIN	B085XS69L5
Best Sellers Rank	#34,298 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #17 in Yogurt Makers
Brand Name	Bear
Capacity	1 quarts
Closure Type	Latch
Color	Black
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (2,267)
Included Components	Glass Jar, Instruction, Yogurt Maker
Item Weight	3.5 pounds
Manufacturer	BEAR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO.,LTD
Manufacturer Part Number	SNJ-C10T1-BLACK
Material Type	Stainless Steel
Model Number	SNJ-C10T1-BLACK
Number of Packs	2
Recommended Uses For Product	Coffee Shop, Dessert shops, Residential
UPC	701705961268
Unit Count	2 Count

Bear Yogurt Maker, Greek Yogurt Maker Machine with Strainer&Timer Control

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