Make Delicious Homemade Yogurt with the Euro Cuisine YM80 Yogurt Maker

B. Monis: I have used the Euro Cuisine yogurt maker for 8 years and liked the simple way it made a great tasting
yogurt. No problems. always reliable.
This purchase of a second Euro Cuisine was a gift to my daughter. She has had the same experience.

United States on Sep 07, 2023

S&N Markos (GTA): Pros: most important it delivers very good yogurt using a starter in 6 hours with 2% milk. I made 1 litre that filled 6 of the 7 jars. So can make more if you put enough starter. Unit Has on/off switch (some basic makers out there do not even has that). Clear instructions. Although only some 13W it keeps the temp around 100F.

Cons: i am not big fan of jars. Unless each contains exactly one serving, it is nuisance. Also hard to empty in bigger container to free them for making more yogurt. I am contemplating trying a larger single container instead next time but have to find one that fits the unit and takes one litre. The plastic jar lids (used after making the yogurt BTW and not inside unit as picture misleads one to believe) are indicated as Not dishwasher safe but i washed them on top rack no problem. They are just too small that they may fall through the wire rack. The unit lid is not dishwasher safe.

Canada on Sep 06, 2023

S.D.: I have heard of friends making their own yogurt so I decided it was time to take the plunge and try it out for myself. This little yogurt maker is so super simple to operate. Even your toddler could do this without hurting themselves. The little jars holds the yogurt perfectly and the unit itself very simple to use with the jars inside of it. You leave your yogurt in it overnight and out comes a creamy yogurt! Easy to wipe clean and store in the cabinet. Great way to save money on yogurt too!

United States on Aug 14, 2023

Cliente de Amazon: El resultado es bueno, solo es escoger la marca de leche y yogur que mas te acomode

Mexico on Aug 13, 2023

BonffleBonffle: Es muy fácil de usar, el yogurt sale muy rico y cremoso. 10/10

Mexico on Jul 31, 2023

Cynthia: I was initially very happy and experience as a teacher. Do not go by this instruction book alone because they don’t tell you enough. I was very careful warming my milk, but I didn’t know it should take an hour and a half. As slowly as I warmed it, it’s still separated the proteins, and basically ruined the entire batch. I learned troubleshooting after.
The jars are nice quality but difficult to clean. I did not understand before I purchased this that I would have to process the milk for several hours and then put it in the yogurt maker, jars, and again process for several hours. Yogurt maker I used to use, after adding room, temperature milk, yogurt maker did everything.
I used my candy thermometer and was incredibly careful warming my milk and still it was damaged.
Learning after this mistake, I’ve learned that part of the problem was the yogurt maker, because not all of them require processing the milk before. Especially pasteurize filtered milk.

United States on Jul 27, 2023

Julio Sinaloa: Funciona muy bien. Recomendable sin duda

Mexico on Jul 18, 2023

Consuelo: Llego un día antes.
Justo como en la descripción
Buen material
Instructivo en varios idiomas y recetario
Muy fácil de utilizar
El yogurt quedó perfecto

Mexico on Jul 12, 2023

LASLAS: I bought the Euro Cuisine YM80 yogurt maker about 9 months ago. I wanted to really try it out before leaving a review. Disclaimer – I never made yogurt before owning this yogurt maker so I can not compare it to other yogurt makers or making it in a oven or crock pot. I love this yogurt maker and have been using it once to twice a week since I got it. I find that whether or not homemade yogurt is cheaper than store bought depends on your ingredients that you are using ie: organic milk vs. regular store brand milk. I was eating brand name and store name yogurt daily and it was getting costly. This really cuts down on the cost and tastes a lot better. (Partly tastes better since I am not using skim milk – I use either whole milk or 2% and it is wonderful.)
The instructions with the yogurt maker are not necessary perfectly clear for a beginner. The area I found to be a little confusing is how long to incubate the yogurt. Example - Softer yogurt without boiling times: 8 hours for whole milk, 10 hours for 2%, and up to 12 hours for skim milk. Then under instructions it states: set time for yogurt – 8 hours for whole milk, etc. They do not give any time difference for using...

United States on Aug 12, 2016

Sneaky Burrito: This review is for the YM-80 model.

I had previously owned the YM-100. It performed very well for a number of years but recently gave out on me (started heating unevenly). I do feel I got my money's worth from that yogurt maker, because it got used hundreds of times. However, I realized I had not been using the shut-off timer feature, so I decided to go with the cheaper YM-80 unit this time around. After having used it, I believe this one was the right choice for me.

The YM-80 is very similar to the YM-100, with the exception that it does not include a timer. You will see numbers on the side of the unit; these do not really serve a countdown purpose. There's a notch in the lid that you can position at one of the numbers, the idea being that the number represents the time you want to turn the yogurt maker off. So if you are doing something that will take 12 hours and you start at 8 in the morning, you'd put the little notch at 8 to remind yourself to take the yogurt out at 8 PM. I am not using this feature, but it's there if you want it.

The jars are the same for the YM-80 and YM-100, so now I have an extra set of jars. I do like the jars. I find that they are...

United States on Dec 29, 2014