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PROBLEMS CAUSES SOLUTIONS
Yoghurts are too
runny.
Use of semi-skimmed or
skimmed milk without
adding milk powder (the
milk used on its own is not
rich enough in proteins).
Add 1 yoghurt jar of milk powder
(2 with skimmed milk) or use
whole milk and a half a jar of
whole milk powder.
The yoghurt maker was
moved, bumped or vibrated
during fermentation.
Do not move the yoghurt maker
while it is working (do not place it
on a refrigerator).
The ferment is no longer
active.
Change ferment or brand of
yoghurt.
Check the use-by-date of your ferment
or your yoghurt.
The yoghurt maker was
opened during its
fermentation cycle.
Do not remove the jars or open
the yoghurt maker before the
programme is finished (around
8 hours).
Keep the yoghurt maker out of
draughts while it is operating.
Fermentation time too
short.
Start a second cycle at the end of
the first.
The pots haven’t been
properly cleaned/rinsed.
Before pouring your preparation into
the pots, check that there are no
traces of washing-up liquid,
household cleaner or dirt on the
inside of the pots.
Fruit added to the
yoghurt.
Try cooking fruits, or preferably use
commercial stewed fruits or jams (at
room temperature). Raw fruits will
release acidic substances which
prevent the yoghurt from forming
correctly.
Yoghurts too
acidic.
Fermentation time too
long.
Reduce the fermentation time next
time you use the yoghurt maker.
A viscous liquid
(called serum)
has formed on
the yoghurt’s
surface at the
end of
fermentation.
Too much fermentation. Reduce the fermentation time
and/or add some powdered milk.
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