Whey from yogurt

28 Ways to use whey from making cheese or Greek yogurt. Ideas and recipes for whey soups, baking, fermenting, and more!

Have you ever thought about using leftover whey as a yogurt starter to make more yogurt? I've tried it. Here's all the information you need.

An extensive list of uses for yogurt whey leftover from straining regular yogurt to make Greek yogurt at home. Also, read the comments.

Don’t throw away the whey! People don’t set out to make whey. They just end up with it as a bonus by-product of making homemade yogurt. If you strain yogurt using a cheesecloth or nut-milk bag, the cloudy, yellowish liquid that drains away is fresh whey. The straining or dripping process is a simple technique to help

Simple how-to for separating whey from yogurt or kefir. Homemade or store bought brands may be used including whole, lowfat, and no fat versions. Whole yogurt is recommended, however.

I love Greek yogurt! In fact, I wrote a detailed blog post all about how to make your own (click here to read Homemade Yogurt). If you've ever made homemade Greek yogurt, then you know whey is a byproduct of the straining process, and you can end up with quite a bit of it. What should you do with it? Throwing it away is such a waste, considering there are so many ways to use it! 1) Marinate Meat in Whey I haven't personally tried this one yet, but (from what I've read), the enzymes in whey…

For a fraction of the cost of a store-bought tub & only minutes of hands-on time, you can make this luscious, creamy fresh Homemade Whole Milk Ricotta.

An extensive list of uses for yogurt whey leftover from straining regular yogurt to make Greek yogurt at home. Also, read the comments.

Don't toss it! There are so many different uses for whey, you'll be amazed at the possibilities!

20 Ways to use Whey