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    That's a good idea, we've not tried oat milk yet.

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    Any milk should be fine.

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    DS had yoghurt from about 7 months.

    I still stand in the yoghurt section every week looking for something where the ingredients list doesn't take up half the pack...

    Cherished - we could have a yoghurt-making party!

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    Well today I bought the Jalna biodynamic yoghurt and since then have decided to only give it to DS in a couple more weeks, so it looks like dh and i will be eating it! Luckily we do eat plenty of natural yoghurt too. I'm still liking the idea of making my own yoghurt, it's bound to be cheaper? and healthier.

    JLeigh you are more then welcome to come over and make it with me in fact I haven't heard back from you about visiting this week, hope you can still make it.

    hmmmm now I'm wondering if you can get really creative and add fruits to it while you are making it or if you just make it natural and then add fruits etc afterwards?

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    You should make it first, then add fruit.

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    Thanks! OK I'm all inspired now... JLeigh stay tuned

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    Soooooo, 7 months is okay to give yoghurt??? I love the Aussie Farmers Strawberry one but it is 99% fat free. Thick and creamy though! They do have other ones so if 7 months is okay, I might buy a tub every now and then!

    I have tried (in the past) the Jalna Honey one and I LOVED it!

    To make your own yoghurt, is it always a big batch? I am really the only one that eats it.