Q: I make my own yogurt every week. Regardless of the starter culture I use, once in a while, the yogurt develops a stringy, elastic texture. Can you explain this?
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Editor: My guess is that you're getting either wild yeast or bacteria in your yogurt as it cultures. To prevent this, make sure to heat your yogurt to around 200F, then cool it to around 115F before adding the culture. It also helps if you can keep the yogurt above 100F as it cultures.
Readers, what other theories do you have for this stringy yogurt?
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