It's easier than you think. The primary ingredient in yogurt is milk. You can use any kind of milk you prefer — dairy or nondairy. Want a low-fat yogurt? Choose skim milk. Want a richer yogurt? Try ...

“I’ve been making or helping to make yogurt since I was about ten years old,” are the first words in “Homemade Yogurt & Kefir: 71 Recipes for Making & Using Probiotic-Rich Ferments” (Storey, $19.95).

Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. If you can buy yogurt at the grocery store for less than $2 a cup, why go through the effort to do it yourself? “By making ...

"I've been making or helping to make yogurt since I was about ten years old," are the first words in "Homemade Yogurt & Kefir: 71 Recipes for Making & Using Probiotic-Rich Ferments" (Storey, $19.95).