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๐ฅ Homemade yogurt, elevated to a daily ritual of health and taste!
The Girmi YG02 Yoghurt Maker is a compact, 1.5-litre capacity appliance designed for effortless homemade yogurt preparation. Operating at a steady 55ยฐC, it ensures optimal fermentation for creamy, preservative-free yogurt, including Greek-style options. Featuring a transparent lid and LED indicator, it offers easy monitoring and user-friendly operation, all in a lightweight, space-saving design perfect for health-conscious families.
| Asin | B01J7OV8U0 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 810,100 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen) 79 in Yoghurt Makers |
| Brand | Girmi |
| Capacity | 1.5 litres |
| Colour | Green, White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,036) 4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Date First Available | 28 July 2016 |
| Guaranteed Software Updates Until | unknown |
| Item Weight | 725 g |
| Material | Kunststoff |
| Model Number | YG0200 |
| Power Wattage | 20 watts |
| Product Dimensions | 19 x 17 x 21.5 cm; 725 g |
| Special Features | LED Indicators |
| Voltage | 230 Volts |
User
Love it
Brilliant gadgetFresh yogurt in 10hrs. Easy to clean and store and looks good on the counter.
User
An improvement on bought yoghurts
Been using this for several months now and the results far exceed bought yoghurts. Whilst semi-skimmed milk produces acceptable results, we find whole milk better. We used a starter culture first but now reserve a glass of product for the next batch, warm the milk to 40c in the microwave, leave for 12 hours then add freeze dried fruit to the jars before filling and putting in the fridge overnight until needed. No additives, preservatives or thickeners required.
User
Nifty little bit of kitchen hardware.
This little beauty makes lovely Greek style yoghurt without too much fuss. I've even started using the surplus whey for bread making.I would definitely recommend this kitchen gadget 10/10
User
Very impressed
I love it, its just right apart from one thing the instructions are a little hard but once you get them it seems so easy. Its the way they explain the amount of milk or yoghurt amount you add or the powder. Which isnt included . Incase you think it is the powder ( the powder isnt a must its incase you dont have a youghurt) I mean. Im very pleased with it. Its basic and it has a filter for greek youghurt . Im on a very strick diet and I carnt have fat so I did fat free greek youghurt its turned out lovely I had to add some of the fuild that I drained. as It was solid. Im going to buy another one but im buying a English make. Thats why ive give in 4 ๐ because its Italian in the front page which of course its an Italian make sense, but the English part doesnt explain the same. Of course its probably common sense. Im Dyslexic and to be very honest I did struggle with instructions. It was my son who helped me . Im not thick . Just a bit complicated at first. But now really easy . For the fat free version it was 1litre of uht skimmed milk and the yoghurt I added was fat free. It was a different taste from all these good quality brands but I added fesh cherries and frozen strawberries,blueberries, frozen banana ๐ and added some sweeteners more natural kind the healther kind. And it was extremely filling. X
User
Brilliant.
A little Gem.I was impressed at the speed this arrived & immediately set about making Yoghurt.I heated a litre of full fat milk, once cooled I mixed in a small amount of live /active yoghurt & poured into machine......then left switched on for 8 hours.Once it had incubated for 8 hours I turned it out, into the filter, which comes with it..... [ which you cannot do with the individual cups of other makers ] & left draining for several hours to make Greek Yoghurt.I then did the same with semi skimmed milk & again with great success.The Greek Yoghurt is better than any bought , really thick & creamy.The softer yoghurt I placed into small jars with a spoonful lemon curd in the base , delicious !A definite buy .
User
Manufacturing fault on Yoghurt Maker
We found out that the recommended temperature for a YOGURT maker should be between 43ยฐc - 46ยฐc. As checked on Google.But was pre-set to 55ยฐ, which couldn't be manually adjusted, and far too high.
User
Wrong plug for uk
Why doesnโt anyone mention that this yoghurt maker comes with an EU plug? The machine is well finished and the plastic feels a good quality but I resent having to pay ยฃ7.99 for a plug.
User
Hazard?
I was excited to make my own yogurt but sad to have to return this. In order to get it switched on I had to wiggle the cable at the back of the machine. Iโm perfectly capable of burning down my kitchen without the help of a yogurt machine so no thank you.
User
Yogur casero natural o griego estupendo
Estoy absolutamente encantado con esta yogurtera Girmi YG0200. Desde que la comprรฉ, hacer yogur griego en casa se ha vuelto increรญblemente fรกcil y los resultados son espectaculares. La capacidad es perfecta con un litro de yogur. Puedes hacer yogur griego o normal.El diseรฑo es compacto y moderno, y los materiales se ven de buena calidad. Ademรกs, el hecho de que venga con los accesorios necesarios es un gran punto a favor. Es totalmente silenciosa, no se nota que estรก funcionando.Sin duda, la recomiendo a cualquiera que quiera disfrutar de un yogur casero, cremoso y delicioso, sin complicaciones. ยกUna compra de 10!
User
Works well.
Works well.
User
Buon acquisto
Funziona benissimo, solo lo yogurt rimane un po' liquido ma รจ buono e si conserva in frigo per almeno 5 giorni. Io lo travaso in vasetti chiusi.
User
Succesvolle aankoop
Prachtig apparaat. Snel geleverd en prima verzorgde levering. Makkelijk te bedienen en ziet er prachtig uit. Hoop op veel succes en heerlijke yoghurt. Met hartelijke dank ๐
User
Works great, but check economics of buy versus make (at least in Ireland)
We had one in France- different make, model- so bought this for use here in Ireland. It works great but the economics here are such (Ireland is a HUGE milk producer) that we can buy Greek yoghurt for less than we'd pay for the milk to make the same amount. So the economics don't make sense (in Ireland).But home made (arguably) tastes better and if you're looking to make specialty yoghurts then go for it, it works great!
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