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Homemade Coconut Yogurt

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Homemade Coconut Yogurt is perhaps the answer for dairy lovers who are dairy intolerant. One of my favourite foods was yogurt for many years until recently I conceded to the fact that I am infact dairy intolerant (have tests to prove it) and I really have to forego the creamy and light texture of cows or goats yogurt poured over a bowl full of berries. Well I don’t eat bowls full of berries either but it’s a blissful picture in my mind or a recent TV commercial I had seen for Yoplait!

This homemade coconut yogurt is light, creamy and good for you! Made with either probiotic powder or a BED culture it’s easy to whip up and will usually be ready within 24-48 hours, depending on the season.

With all the benefits of coconut cream or milk and some healthy probiotics this yogurt is easy to digest and tastes great without any added sugar, fruit or other additives that come with store bought yogurts. Coconut yogurt has become a bit of a niche market these days, popping up in health food fridges and trendy deli’s, but they are incredibly expensive, emptying the wallet of about $9 for a 250 ml container. So for my peace of mind and budget, this recipe is affordable as well as delicious.

Homemade Coconut Yogurt

Coconut cream

A deliciously light and creamy yogurt perfect for those who love coconut or are dairy intolerant.

  • 1 x 400 ml coconut milk or cream at room temperature
  • 2 or 3 DF probiotic capsules or
  • 2-3 tablespoons DF probiotic powder or
  • 1 sachet BED culture
  • Stevia to taste
  1. Mix your coconut cream or milk with your probiotic powder or culture. Stir well.
  2. Pour into a glass jar and cover loosely and let sit on kitchen counter until mixture has thickened.
  3. Refrigerate and use within 7-10 days,
  4. Alternatively you could use a yogurt maker.
  5. Put ingredients into the jar that comes with your yogurt maker. Stir well.
  6. Place jar into yogurt maker, fill with boiling water or per instructions and leave overnight to set.
  7. Refrigerate as above.

Depending on the season, yogurt will set within 24 hours in summer or using a yogurt maker or up to 48 hours in the winter.

This recipe is suitable for:

  • Fodmaps
  • Dairy intolerance
  • Candida diets

No suitable for Salicylate Intolerance

What’s your preference coconut yogurt or cow”s milk? Have you tried making yogurt? Ask me a question or leave a comment.

Kerry Wennersten
Kerry Wennerstenhttps://coconutoilpost.com
Homeschooling Mum of 2 and passionate about all things relating to Healthy Living. I have lived with gut disorders since a very young age and applied many remedies and therapies in order to seek recovery and good health. Along the way I discovered Coconut Oil, fermented foods and good fats and totally amazed at how these foods have transformed my health.

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