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Baking something with leftover yoghurt

Tree · 2014-12-30 20:06:45

I've got some pots of yoghurt approaching their end of life and don't fancy eating them. Any ideas on what to bake with them? (they're strawberry flavour and toffee flavour, so cooking isn't really a goer).

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30-12-2014 9:06pm

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I've got some pots of yoghurt approaching their end of life and don't fancy eating them. Any ideas on what to bake with them? (they're strawberry flavour and toffee flavour, so cooking isn't really a goer).

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#2 31-12-2014 10:15pm
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I often use old yogurts in muffins, I make spicy banana muffins that call for natural yogurt but I've used every flavour going in the recipe and they turn out fine. A good all round muffin recipe could be adapted easily to use them up, just a thought.

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#3 31-12-2014 10:17pm
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a lot of people make brown bread but I find it too dry

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#4 31-12-2014 10:36pm
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Well I make the porridge bread recipe using natural yogurt and it's lovely but I think strawberry and toffee might be a tad strange! Mind you,.............

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