Does anyone know where you can get yoghurt that is gelatine free. If you
read the ingredients to most yoghurts they say gelatin (helal)!!

New one wrote:
> Does anyone know where you can get yoghurt that is gelatine free. If
you
> read the ingredients to most yoghurts they say gelatin (helal)!!

Soy yogurt. Just as it takes time to acquire a taste for soy milk, the
same is true for soy yogurt. Health wise, it's worth the time and
effort. No one needs dairy in their diet to be healthy. Au contraire.

"Martha" > wrote in message
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> New one wrote:
>> Does anyone know where you can get yoghurt that is gelatine free. If
> you
>> read the ingredients to most yoghurts they say gelatin (helal)!!
>
> Soy yogurt. Just as it takes time to acquire a taste for soy milk, the
> same is true for soy yogurt. Health wise, it's worth the time and
> effort. No one needs dairy in their diet to be healthy. Au contraire.

I make my own in a 1 litre maker - (stupidly easy - just leave some of the
previous batch and top up with more soya milk)

At the moment I'm experimenting (successfully) with "pro-biotic" dairy
yoghurts as a starter - though no idea which of the bacteria will remain in
my product.

My only regret is the lack of that tartness you get with dairy yoghurt and
cheeses.

makes no financial sense to buy ready-made yoghurt.

Jeremy, UK

Many plain yogurts don't contain gelatine.

I love most soy products but personally I find soy yogurt to be vile.


"New one" > wrote in message
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> Does anyone know where you can get yoghurt that is gelatine free. If you
> read the ingredients to most yoghurts they say gelatin (helal)!!
>