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Does anyone know if "Greek" yogurt is a very common item to find in a grocery store?
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8/16/09 9:15am
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Does anyone know if "Greek" yogurt is a very common item to find in a grocery store?
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Safeway and Giant seem to always carry Greek Yogurt.
Meanwhile, I can't find creme fraiche to save my life.
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Does anyone know if "Greek" yogurt is a very common item to find in a grocery store?
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I find it all the time in Publix.
You can always substitute other plain yogurt, but be sure to drain it. Put a paper towel in a strainer, and place the strainer over a bowl. Place the bowl in the fridge for about an hour. When ready to use, just dump the yogurt out of the towel and it's ready to use.
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Date Posted:
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Does anyone know if "Greek" yogurt is a very common item to find in a grocery store?
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you can make your own ... it is very easy
take a half gallon of milk --- heat it up to around 180 degree's and keep it there for about 30 minutes
allow it to cool down to between 90-100 degree's add in a cup of buttermilk --- let it sit in a warm location overnight
you can also flavor it with fresh berries and fruits (make sure to scald them with boiling hot water first to eliminate unwanted bacteria) add in a little sugar etc .....
if it is not as thick as you like it ... add in a little bit of fruit pectin
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