Préparation pour yaourt Brassé BIO (Ferment Lactique)

Préparer un excellent yaourt maison avec notre sachet de ferment lactique de yaourt Merci Fit !

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Ingrédients à ajouter : ½ L de lait animal (pour une dose du sachet)
Temps de préparation : 2 min
Fermentation : 8H en moyenne dans une yaourtière (se reporter à la notice du fabricant pour le temps d’incubation exacte selon la yaourtière)

Utiliser des ustensiles parfaitement propres. Dissoudre le ferment dans 2 cuillères à soupe de lait puis verser petit à petit le restant de lait. Ajouter selon vos recettes, le sucre, la confiture, les arômes… Verser dans des pots et mettre en yaourtière (8H en moyenne). Une fois terminé, mettre au frais et laisser refroidir quelques heures avant de déguster.
*Vous pouvez repiquer jusqu’à 5 fois le yaourt obtenu,sous réserve du respect de bonnes conditions d’hygiène et d’utilisation :utiliser 1 pot de 125 ml de yaourt pour 1 L de lait.
Conservation de la poudre de préférence en dessous de +18°C pour une meilleure efficacité des ferment.

1 sachet = 4 yaourts 

37,500 TND

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