Instant Pot Easy Cold Start Yogurt (No Boil) Method

subheading: Fairlife has two different chocolate milks. 2% Chocolate Fairlife milk contains the following ingredients:

Reduced Fat Ultra-filtered Milk, Sugar, Alkalized Cocoa, Lactase Enzyme, Dipotassium Phosphate, Salt, Acesulfame Potassium, Carrageenan, Natural And Artificial Flavors, Sucralose , Vitamin A Palmitate, Vitamin D3

Fairlife also has a SuperKids Chocolate milk with the following ingredients

Ultra-filtered milk, cane sugar , alkalized cocoa, natural flavors, DHA omega-3 (algal oil), monk fruit extract, salt, carrageenan, lactase enzyme, vitamin E (tocopherols), vitamin C (ascorbic acid), vitamin A palmitate, vitamin D3

The biggest difference between the two chocolate milks is that the SuperKids Chocolate milk does not contain Sucralose, instead, it uses cane sugar.

* *Fairlife Chocolate milk, like any store bought chocolate milk, has too many additives (thickeners, sugars and other ingredients) that inhibit, or slow down the culturing process, making it take much longer than 8 hours to culture or "set" the yogurt. Most people using Fairlife Chocolate milk get a "pudding-like" texture, even with a 9 hour culturing time. You will need at least a 10 hour culturing time, which can also make a tangy or tart yogurt. For most people, this combination of chocolate + tartness is not a pleasant taste. You can try using a mild yogurt starter for a more mild tasting final product. note: *Fairlife Chocolate milk, like any store bought chocolate milk, has too many additives (thickeners, sugars and other ingredients) that inhibit, or slow down the culturing process, making it take much longer than 8 hours to culture or "set" the yogurt. Most people using Fairlife Chocolate milk get a "pudding-like" texture, even with a 9 hour culturing time. You will need at least a 10 hour culturing time, which can also make a tangy or tart yogurt. For most people, this combination of chocolate + tartness is not a pleasant taste. You can try using a mild yogurt starter for a more mild tasting final product.

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