Yolife Yogurt Maker

The great benefit of having your own yogurt maker is that you know the good bacteria within your homemade yogurt are alive. You don't need the Life and Active seal (which is a great idea for store bought yogurt) because the very fact that your milk or soy milk has turned into yogurt PROVES that the yogurt bacteria are alive and well.

Good Points of the Yolife System

• Tribest Yolife Yogurt Maker comes with a 5 year warranty which gives confidence that Tribest stand behind their product. This is a substantially longer warranty than on some brand names.

• You can buy extra 6oz glass jars (it comes with 7) and also a 64oz glass jar for when you need to make up large quantities of yogurt.

• Also has a large lid (see picture above) so that you can use with your own containers. So you can use mason jars or any other container that suits your purpose and simply put the lid over them. Will take 3 quart size mason jars.

• Can make up to 80oz at a time.

• Heats much better than some other brands which have a reputation for patchy heating.

• The 30gram bottle of Yolife Starter will make up to 320 servings. This is budget-savvy yogurt.

Yolife Yogurt Starter contains 4 different bacteria - the 2 standard starter bacteria, Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus as well as Bifidobacterium longum and Lactobacillus acidophilus.

It is a non-dairy starter so that you can use it if you're vegan or want to make yogurt from soy milk.

Bad Points of the Yolife System

• Yolife tell you what bacteria they use in the starter, but not which strain they are. They're not alone in this - none of the yogurt makers I have reviewed do - but simply stating that a yogurt contains Lactobacillus acidophilus, for example, is not sufficient nowadays. However as most of us don't eat enough of the lactic acid producing bacteria and their starter does contain that, this is a minor point.

Overall, the Yolife yogurt maker is a quality product.

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