I love yoghurt but when yoghurt doesn’t love you it can be hard to find a natural sugar-free version of lactose free yoghurt!
I make my own lactose-free yoghurt at home using my EasiYo yoghurt maker. I mix up a sachet of Natural Yoghurt and then drop 5 drops of Lacteeze to the container (you can buy Lacteeze drops from your local pharmacy – they order them in for me if they aren’t in stock). Shake well and then leave in the fridge for 24 hours for the Lacteeze to reduce the lactose content. I then follow the EasiYo instructions to make the yoghurt in their yoghurt maker.
It does take a little planning in advance but it is worth it! My children love the lactose free yoghurt in their lunch-boxes or with fresh fruit for dessert! I also use this yoghurt for cooking – for example replacing buttermilk in pancake recipes.
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Do you know if you add lacteeze to store purchased natural yoghurt (and stir it through) and leave it in the fridge for 24 hours – does this remove most of the lactose?
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Hi Sue, I have not tried adding it to store bought yoghurt, although I have wondered about it. In theory it sounds like it would work… If you try it let me know how you go! Sacha
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