January 20th

So we decided that we eat a lot of yogurt at our house, but it either has high fat or lots of artificial sweetners. So we decided to invest in a yogurt maker. Today was our first try. It only takes milk and a couple of tablespoons of plain yogurt to get started (actually if you use skim milk then you need to add non-fat powder milk) that's cheap in my book. The only draw back is it does take about 15 minutes to prepare the milk and then it cooks in the little machine for 10 hours. You can add any flavor you want to each individual cup and honey if you want a sweeter taste. We'll see how it goes. I'm sure it will take a little bit of trial and error until I am satisfied since I am not a big yogurt eater (I do love the yogurt parfaits at McDonalds though).