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Reducing single-use/disposable plastic

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Mar 2018
3:31pm, 2 Mar 2018
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Wine Legs
Red Squirrel, you should try making your own yoghurt. It's dead easy, way cheaper than buying it, and tastes delish.

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Mar 2018
3:46pm, 2 Mar 2018
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Hey Wine Legs, I've been making yoghurt since I was a schoolkid and plan to make lots of stuff once I've found somewhere to live. I'm flat-sitting at the moment and all my kitchen equipment's in storage. I'm itching to get back into preserving and really miss my home-made saeurkraut.
Mar 2018
4:06pm, 2 Mar 2018
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I use Easyo for yogurt. Has some packaging but going to see if I can use the kit to make my own once finished
Mar 2018
4:08pm, 2 Mar 2018
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Red Squirrel
I've always made it in a Thermos flask.
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4:27pm, 2 Mar 2018
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EvilPixie
What recipe do you use?
Mar 2018
6:30pm, 2 Mar 2018
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Silvershadow
I use two pints of milk, about 3 tbsp yogurt left from the last batch. Heat milk to 85 let it cool to 45 add yogurt. Cover and stick in the airing cupboard over night. Alternatively but a hot water bottle at the bottom of an insulated cool bag. Make a nest of towels and put dish in the middle leave overnight.
Mar 2018
6:36pm, 2 Mar 2018
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Red Squirrel
Yep that's it; same as Shadow's airing cupboard method. I keep testing the milk with my little finger then whisk in the yoghurt when slightly higher than body temperature and leave overnight in Thermos with lid on and in airing cupboard.
Mar 2018
7:19pm, 2 Mar 2018
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Wine Legs
I use SS's recipe, but do mine in a thermos flask, because I have one. And I just leave it on the bench. Seems to work fine.
Mar 2018
8:01pm, 2 Mar 2018
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EvilPixie
My easyo is an insulating container which you put boiling water in and then put the pot with mix in it so should work fine

Just need a replacement mix!

Was interested in the idea of Greek yogurt too - how’s that different?
Mar 2018
8:10pm, 2 Mar 2018
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Wine Legs
I just bunged my finished yoghurt in a muslin lined sieve over a bowl for an hour or two & strained some whey off. Job done.

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Information about Plastic Packaging:
UK: wrap.org.uk

EU: ec.europa.eu

What products have microbeads?
beatthemicrobead.org

To help you reduce try one level at a time:https://tyrelady.wordpress.com/support-the-challenges/



What the EU is doing:
europa.eu

- currently the UK will be following SOME of the EU measures.
assets.publishing.service.gov.uk

Terms used to describe plastic:
1. Biodegradable (also oxi-biodegradable)
2. Bioplastic
3. Compostable
4. Plastic that potentially could be recycled (has numbers)
5. Plastic that cannot be recycled

Some resources:
BBC's info on the numbers on Plastics:
news.bbc.co.uk

The misconceptions of biodegradable plastics from an academic:
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/pdf/10.1021/acs.est.7b04051?src=recsys&

Understanding plastic terms:
wrap.org.uk

Bioplastic developments as seen by British Plastic

britishplastics.co.uk
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