
Jan shares how yogurt began as a family hobby and evolved into a home-to-market business, highlighting low capital, kitchen-based production, and readily available ingredients.
Learn to make yogurt from cow milk using a culture, explore Greek and non-dairy varieties, and flavor with strawberry, vanilla, or banana while using stabilizers and essential equipment.
Heat milk to 65 degrees, then to 85-90 degrees, dissolving sugar, cornstarch, and pectin; cool to 45 degrees before adding cultures to yield about 4.5 liters of yogurt.
Combine dry ingredients with warm milk to dissolve lumps, heat to 85–90 degrees, cool to 40–45, then add culture and preservatives to extend shelf life.
Use a pinch of culture to make five litres of yogurt, incubate at 40–45 degrees celsius for six hours in a clean container, refrigerate 12 hours, then add flavors.
After the yogurt sets, divide it into three containers and flavor to taste with strawberry, vanilla, and banana essences. Seal flavors well and refrigerate to regain texture.
package yogurt with high quality eye catching labels showing brand, flavors, ingredients, and best before date; seal in airtight 500 ml and 1 liter containers for market sale.
Explore yogurt and ice cream marketing strategies—from word of mouth and social media to tasting events and brand ambassadors—paired with a cost analysis for five liters of yogurt from home.
Maintain hygiene in yogurt and ice cream production with a separate room, sterilizing equipment with hot water and soap, wearing an apron and headscarf, and obtaining health permits and licenses.
Ready to start your own profitable business from the comfort of your home? Consider yogurt production! With low startup costs and readily available materials, yogurt making is a fantastic venture to begin in your kitchen.
In this course, you'll learn everything you need to know to get started, from the equipment and ingredients required to the incubation and packaging process. You'll learn how to mix the ingredients and add the essential culture, as well as how to incubate your yogurt to perfection.
Once your yogurt is ready, you'll learn how to package it for sale and market it effectively, all while understanding the economic analysis involved in running a successful business.
This course includes eight lessons, beginning with an introduction to the world of yogurt production and ending with a discussion of production hygiene. You'll come away with all the knowledge you need to start your own yogurt business and turn your passion for homemade yogurt into a profitable enterprise.
Don't let a lack of experience or know-how hold you back. With this course, you'll be able to confidently produce delicious yogurt and run a successful business from the comfort of your own kitchen. Join today and get started on your entrepreneurial journey!