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THE YOGURT ENCYCLOPEDIA

A little knowledge.
A world to discover.

Explore homemade yogurt through its history, cultures, nutrition and science. Read the complete Yogurt Atelier encyclopedia, from choosing a yogurt starter to understanding Greek-style yogurt and whey separation.

The complete collection.

18 articles · 6 categories

The Long Story of Yogurt — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
History of Yogurt · 3 MIN READ

The Long Story of Yogurt

How a happy accident in warm milk became one of the world's oldest foods.

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Yogurt Around the World — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Yogurt Around the World · 3 MIN READ

Yogurt Around the World

Same idea, many kitchens: a tour of cool, creamy and savory yogurt dishes.

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Set, Strained & Drinkable: Types of Yogurt — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Types of Yogurt · 3 MIN READ

Set, Strained & Drinkable: Types of Yogurt

A friendly guide to the yogurts you will meet at home and in shops.

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Meet the Cultures — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Cultures & Fermentation · 3 MIN READ

Meet the Cultures

The tiny helpers behind every spoonful.

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Reading a Yogurt Label — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Nutrition & Benefits · 3 MIN READ

Reading a Yogurt Label

What to look for when you want plain, simple yogurt.

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The Science of a Good Set — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Yogurt Science · 3 MIN READ

The Science of a Good Set

Why heat, time and stillness decide whether your yogurt is thick or runny.

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Mild or Tangy? Controlling Flavor — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Cultures & Fermentation · 3 MIN READ

Mild or Tangy? Controlling Flavor

Small choices at the start decide how sour your yogurt tastes.

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Why People Strain Yogurt — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
History of Yogurt · 3 MIN READ

Why People Strain Yogurt

From thick breakfast bowls to spreadable labneh: the art of removing whey.

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How Yogurt Traveled — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
History of Yogurt · 3 MIN READ

How Yogurt Traveled

Following fermented milk across regions, languages and kitchens, without pretending to know where it all began.

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Cool Sauce Cousins — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Yogurt Around the World · 3 MIN READ

Cool Sauce Cousins

Cucumber, garlic and yogurt turn up in kitchens across the map. They look alike, but they are not the same dish.

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Drinking Yogurts Around the World — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Yogurt Around the World · 3 MIN READ

Drinking Yogurts Around the World

Ayran, doogh, lassi and their relatives: the thin, cold side of the yogurt family.

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Milk Matters — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Types of Yogurt · 3 MIN READ

Milk Matters

Cow, sheep, goat, buffalo or plant-based: the milk you start with shapes the yogurt you get.

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The Fermented Milk Family — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Types of Yogurt · 3 MIN READ

The Fermented Milk Family

Yogurt, kefir, buttermilk, skyr and more: relatives with different cultures and different rules.

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Choosing a Starter — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Cultures & Fermentation · 3 MIN READ

Choosing a Starter

Store-bought yogurt or a freeze-dried packet? What to look for, and how to keep the culture you pick going.

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Protein Explained — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Nutrition & Benefits · 3 MIN READ

Protein Explained

Why one tub of yogurt can have very different protein from another, and how to compare them fairly.

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Plain Yogurt Pairings — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Nutrition & Benefits · 3 MIN READ

Plain Yogurt Pairings

Sweet and savory ideas that treat plain yogurt as a blank canvas, not a compromise.

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Acid and the Protein Gel — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Yogurt Science · 3 MIN READ

Acid and the Protein Gel

How bacteria, acid and milk protein turn a liquid into a spoonable set.

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Why Whey Separates — original Yogurt Atelier article illustration
Yogurt Science · 3 MIN READ

Why Whey Separates

The watery layer on top of yogurt is normal. Here is why it forms and what you can do about it.

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