The purple yogurt has a longer fermentation to achieve a traditional more sour taste, especially for those of you who like your yoghurt to be sour.
To make it work, we just leave the milk in the warm chamber a little longer. In this way, the heat-loving Lactobacillus bulgaricus develops more and its typical sour character prevails over the soft and sweet Streptococcus thermophilus.
And again: this yoghurt is organic, pasture-raised, non-homogenised, real, with Bulgarian
starters and milk from organic mountain farms.
