Make Yogurt at Home – with Organic Yogurt Starter & Yogurt Maker
With My.Yo you can make yogurt at home – simple, natural and without electricity. Our organic yogurt starters and the My.Yo yogurt maker allow you to prepare creamy yogurt from milk or plant-based drinks.
Creamy Yogurt with Lacto Pro® Cultures
Why make yogurt at home?
With high-quality yogurt cultures you decide what goes into your yogurt – without artificial additives. Homemade yogurt reduces packaging waste and can be more economical than ready-made products.
Our LactoPro yogurt starters – with selected cultures
Our LactoPro® range contains the selected cultures LA-5® and BB-12® – for particularly creamy and mild yogurt.
Whether classic yogurt, yogurt with added inulin as dietary fibre, or a kefir-style drink – you decide what goes into your yogurt.
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• Natural – no unnecessary additives
• Certified organic quality according to EU organic regulations
• No artificial additives
And best of all: very easy to prepare.
MAKING YOGURT IS EASY

Step1
Stir one sachet of My.Yo yogurt starter into a small amount of milk. Then add the remaining milk until you reach1 litre in total.

Step2
Close the inner container with the transparent lid.

Step3
Pour¾ litre of boiling waterinto the My.Yo yogurt maker and place the inner container inside.

Step 4
Close the lid and leave it for12–14 hours. After fermentation, stir the yogurt briefly and place it in the refrigerator for a few hours.
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Our yogurt product brochure
Download our product brochure (PDF) with all information here – free of charge.
The brochure is included with our My.Yo yogurt makers. You can also find it under the menu itemLearn / Downloads.

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For 15 or 30 litres of yogurt
Our yogurt starters are available inpacks of 3 or 6 sachets. Using there-culturing method, you can make many litres of yogurt from a single pack.
Savoury or sweet?
The good thing is that you don’t have to decide. The finished yogurt can be used in many ways – for savoury dips with garlic or for sweet yogurt with lemon, fruit or honey.
My.Yo has been around for more than 15 years
My.Yo stands for My Yogurt. For many years yogurt enthusiasts have been making their own yogurt with our starters – with cow’s milk or plant-based drinks.
Find My.Yo yogurt starters near you
Online or in organic stores
You can find My.Yo in many organic supermarkets in Germany, for example at Denns and selected natural food stores. Or order directly here in our shop.
For retailers: My.Yo is listed with leading wholesalers and widely available in Germany.
Interested in adding My.Yo to your product range? hallo@myyo.de

Making yogurt at home – a fascinating topic
There are many interesting facts about milk, bacteria and fermentation. Here you can learn more about how yogurt is made.
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Making yogurt at home with My.Yo
Simple and reliable
All you need is milk (or a plant-based drink) and our specially developed yogurt cultures. Within hours, fermentation turns the milk into homemade yogurt.
Less waste – better for the environment
Making yogurt at home helps reduce single-use yogurt cups. With reusable jars and yogurt starters you can prepare yogurt in a more sustainable way.
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Questions? Feel free to contact us
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FAQ
How long does homemade yogurt last?
Homemade yogurt keeps in the refrigerator forabout 5–7 days. Store it in a clean jar with a lid to maintain freshness.
How do I make vegan yogurt?
Yes, vegan yogurt works well with our My.Yo Vegan starter. Soy drinks usually work best. Oat, almond or coconut drinks should first be heated with a small amount of agar-agar so the yogurt sets properly. More Infos ->
How often can I re-culture yogurt?
Up to 4 times. After that, we recommend using a fresh starter, as the yogurt may become more acidic.
Why does my homemade yogurt stay liquid?
Common reasons:
• fermentation time too short (minimum 12 hours)
• temperature too low
• cultures too old
Tip: use fresh My.Yo yogurt starter and allow the full fermentation time.
How long does it take to make yogurt?
Preparation takes about 5 minutes. Mix the starter with milk and place it in the My.Yo yogurt maker. Fermentation takes 12–14 hours (overnight).
What is the difference between yogurt starter and yogurt cultures?
Yogurt cultures are the living bacteria themselves. A yogurt starter is the product that contains these cultures, usually in powdered form for easy dosing.
Which yogurt bacteria are best for making yogurt?
This depends on your taste preference:
• Lacto Pro – mild, creamy yogurt
• Bulgarian – firmer yogurt with more acidity
• Kefir Lacto Pro – for drinkable fermented milk
All My.Yo starters contain active cultures in certified organic quality.
What are yogurt cultures?
Yogurt cultures are specific bacterial strains (usuallyLactobacillus bulgaricusandStreptococcus thermophilus) that convert milk into yogurt during fermentation.















