Authentic Greek yogurt is very creamy and thick because it is strained several times. This provides it a strong flavor too. If you want to add a little more flavor to it, then this post will tell you how to make tea taste better.
Ways To Make A Thick Yogurt That Doesn’t Taste Sour
Blend one portion of plain milk for three portions of yogurt. By using this ratio, you will find that your yogurt will be less tart. A few more things you can try is to
⦿ Increase the content of fat in milk
⦿ Heat the milk for a longer time
⦿ Strain the Yogurt
⦿ Add Thickening agent (if required)
Ways To Give A Nice Flavor To Your Thick And Creamy Greek Yogurt
Sweeten It:
You can sweeten and add flavor to your homemade Greek yogurt in various ways. A few of them are mentioned below:
☑ Add a spoon of jam or your choice of fresh fruit to imitate the flavor of popular commercial Greek yogurts. Begin with adding one tablespoon per cup and then adjust to taste.
☑ Add honey, maple syrup, sugar, or any other sweetener to impart taste to it.
☑ Add 2-3 drops of vanilla essence per cup of Greek yogurt. Adjust to taste.
Sprinkle powdered cinnamon on it for a nice aroma and taste.
☑ Another delicious way to dress up your plain Greek yogurt is by adding fresh fruits to it. It will help in balancing the tangy taste of the yogurt. Mash whole fruits and then blend them with the yogurt, or simply top it with sliced fruit. To make it more flavorful, try adding a blend of fruits such as bananas, peaches, blueberries, blackberries, strawberries, raspberries, Pineapple, Kiwi, mangoes and coconut flakes.
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