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several hours until it thickens. the milk's fat content, origin (cow, sheep, goat), and use of additional cultures impart different consistencies, flavors, and potential health effects to the final product, and techniques such as straining further alter its taste, texture, and nutritional value. but no matter
yogurts here's what's trending in the yogurt aisle: greek yogurt. this tends to be less tangy than "regular" yogurt, but its most distinctive feature is its thick, creamy consistency (even in low-fat and nonfat versions), which is produced by a straining process that eliminates much of the liquid part (whey...
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