Probio7 Happy Gut Yogurt Starter Culture - 4 Yogurt Sachets. Probiotic Sachet, with 3 Strains of Friendly Bacteria, Lactobacillus rhamnosus. Gluten Free Bacteria Starter Sachets (Pack of 4 Sachets)

I don't actually like the taste of yoghurt and only eat it every now and then because it's good for me, or if I can feel that my gut is off and want to get some probiotics in. However, the yoghurt I made out of this starter culture and whole goat's milk is legitimately delicious! The flavour is incredible, even just in the plain yoghurt state with no added fruit or honey or anything, although I did use the strainer that came with my machine to make a thicker "Greek-style" yoghurt. I am actually shocked by how tasty it is. I HIGHLY recommend this starter culture!

I've used a few different cultures, this one makes a nice consistency and flavour.Also on 4th or 5th culture from one starter with no drop off of flavour or texture.Worth the extra coin IMHO.

Made the most fantastic Greek style yoghurt. Have made yoghurts on on off for many years and this was the best ever. I have only one negative and that is that on the info on Amazon it stated that there was an instruction booklet with the order and there was no such booklet which was disappointing.

I ordered and received x 4 sachets - There are no instructions whatsoever on how to make Yogurt=Volume of Milk to use per Sachet !!I do not want a 'Yogurt making kit' as shown on this video, I already have a Yogurt maker.Very poor indeed.

got really thick creamy yogurt, good starter

It makes a reasonable yoghurt, albeit a touch stringy, but my main complaint is the lack of instructions. The most confusing part is how many times the culture can be used because on sachet says see instruction booklet but there isn’t one, a web search hasn’t been fruitful, some reviewers suggest four or five times, and the instructions in description given here says one sachet makes one batch (8 x 125ml) which hardly fits the description of a ‘starter’ culture.

These worked well for me as my very first attempt at home made yoghurt, and came with a handy instruction leaflet.

Used it to make yogurt in my InstantPot, which came out well. However the sachet is good enough for a litre of milk and I could not use the resulting yogurt to start further batches. I've tried multiple variations of the ratio between the fresh milk and yogurt starter but none work.So effectively, you'd have to use each sachet for approx a litre of yogurt, which means spending £3.xx for each litre, which is significantly higher than supermarket prices (as a baseline - am conscious this is not a like for like comparison).