Faber 7 Jar Portable Yogurt Maker, 200ml Cup capacity (FYT 7 BK SS), Stainless Steel

Really useful in cold places

Best

The media could not be loaded. There are multiple review stating broken jars delivered. I too got one. Supplier and manufacturer have done nothing to keep jars safe. Raised warranty request with manufacturer but not sure of outcome now.

The Faber curd maker is an excellent product. I use 1 litre full cream milk, mix it with three tablespoons of curd and some powdered sugar and divide the mixture equally in the seven bottles/ jars. These bottles/ jars are then placed in the curd maker and kept in it in "power on" mode for about 7 hours. Then, the bottles/ jars are moved to the fridge and cooled for about 3 hours. The result is super, thick and delicious curd.There are two practical issues: (1) there is no recipe book (but not sure if its really required); (2) there is no auto timer button. But these are not so much of a problem as the curd maker is easy to use and the bottles/ jars are easy to clean, and the curd which is prepared is just too good.Very satisfied with my purchase.

The product came damaged, two containers glass broken as you can see in the picture I uploaded. I am debating whether to send it back.

Due to its unique in bottle fermentation process at a higher temperature than room temperature, the product allows fermentation due to unique group of bacterial species (not allowing spoilage microflora).Once the finished product is ready you can conveniently store it in refrigerator. Multiple bottles allow quite convenient consumption without contaminate the culture for subsequent use.

Timer is not built-in the unit.It would have been very helpful.

Residing in a fairly colder temperature, making my own batch of curd became quite difficult. I used it for the first time, today. I used normal pasteurised cow milk (mother dairy), and it took almost 6 hours. I absolutely love the consistency of the curd, it's creamy and thick. Absolutely satisfied with this purchase. Definitely recommended.P.S. I have been using this twice a week - the duration differs on the basis of milk that one uses. For Toned milk, it takes some where around 6-7 hours; whereas, for full cream milk - it takes 4-4.30 hours. It comes with 7 Jars that can hold 1 ltr of milk at a time. Be cautious while washing the glass jars as it's literally irreplaceable.