http://becomingsara.com/2009/07/yogurt/ Be yourself; everyone else is taken. (Oscar Wilde) Mon, 16 Jan 2012 02:40:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://becomingsara.com/2009/07/yogurt/comment-page-1/#comment-95 Sara Wed, 29 Jul 2009 20:05:38 +0000 http://becomingsara.com/?p=294#comment-95 JoAnn, How do you make yogurt in a crockpot? Do you fill it w/water & then set a jar in it? I may not always have a gas stove... JoAnn, How do you make yogurt in a crockpot? Do you fill it w/water & then set a jar in it? I may not always have a gas stove…

]]> http://becomingsara.com/2009/07/yogurt/comment-page-1/#comment-92 JoAnn Tue, 28 Jul 2009 04:57:01 +0000 http://becomingsara.com/?p=294#comment-92 I've been making my own yogurt too this year, using a crockpot. Fun, as usual, reading your version of MaryJane's Farm. :-) I’ve been making my own yogurt too this year, using a crockpot. Fun, as usual, reading your version of MaryJane’s Farm.

]]> http://becomingsara.com/2009/07/yogurt/comment-page-1/#comment-91 Sara Mon, 27 Jul 2009 00:38:18 +0000 http://becomingsara.com/?p=294#comment-91 oh mah goodness. Aren't those jest the sweetest thangs? Lord knows, those blue jays would just love 'em to daeth. oh mah goodness. Aren’t those jest the sweetest thangs? Lord knows, those blue jays would just love ‘em to daeth.

]]> http://becomingsara.com/2009/07/yogurt/comment-page-1/#comment-90 Brad Mon, 27 Jul 2009 00:22:23 +0000 http://becomingsara.com/?p=294#comment-90 Sara, you pore li'l thang ursef. It's easier to find the later developments in clothespin tech overseas, but here's one US link: http://www.alibaba.com/productshowimg/hk104527031-103982535-100766950/Clothespin.html Here's another: http://www.made-in-china.com/image/2f0j00deyEzjChEIcTM/Plastic-Clothes-Pin-D-0841-.jpg I have also seen a variation that is a plastic hanger hook with a plastic clothespin on the end instead of a hanger. Now - do you need them? That's a deep, personal soul matter. All I know after this Googling is if I see one more clothespin angel, I will toss my cookies. Sara, you pore li’l thang ursef. It’s easier to find the later developments in clothespin tech overseas, but here’s one US link:
http://www.alibaba.com/productshowimg/hk104527031-103982535-100766950/Clothespin.html
Here’s another:
http://www.made-in-china.com/image/2f0j00deyEzjChEIcTM/Plastic-Clothes-Pin-D-0841-.jpg
I have also seen a variation that is a plastic hanger hook with a plastic clothespin on the end instead of a hanger.
Now – do you need them? That’s a deep, personal soul matter. All I know after this Googling is if I see one more clothespin angel, I will toss my cookies.

]]> http://becomingsara.com/2009/07/yogurt/comment-page-1/#comment-88 Sara Sun, 26 Jul 2009 21:50:31 +0000 http://becomingsara.com/?p=294#comment-88 I'm using the springloaded kind I get at Dollar General. No dolls or guns. But I have to fight the d$md bluejay for them. I had no idea that there are "modern clothespins." Now I'm scared. What is a modern clothespin, and do I need them? Do I get them @ Crate & Barrel or Ikea? (most likely in Tyson's Corner.) I thought I was "all that" using a Staber washer. And no, John Boy was probably one of those underprivileged chilluns who never had yogurt for breakfast. More's the pity, pobrecito. He prolly ate grits. poor li'l thang. I’m using the springloaded kind I get at Dollar General. No dolls or guns. But I have to fight the d$md bluejay for them. I had no idea that there are “modern clothespins.” Now I’m scared. What is a modern clothespin, and do I need them? Do I get them @ Crate & Barrel or Ikea? (most likely in Tyson’s Corner.)
I thought I was “all that” using a Staber washer.
And no, John Boy was probably one of those underprivileged chilluns who never had yogurt for breakfast. More’s the pity, pobrecito. He prolly ate grits. poor li’l thang.

]]> http://becomingsara.com/2009/07/yogurt/comment-page-1/#comment-87 Brad Sat, 25 Jul 2009 01:09:51 +0000 http://becomingsara.com/?p=294#comment-87 Okay, Farmgirl, what kind of clothespins? My grandma used the old, one-piece kind that you could make clothespin dolls out of. Mom used the (still common) wood-and-spring ones. I learned to make a b-b shooter out of the latter type, with which I got into trouble at school. Or are you using one of the many modern versions of the clothespin? I think is is cool that you made yogurt the "old way," but do you really think John Boy ate it for breakfast? Okay, Farmgirl, what kind of clothespins? My grandma used the old, one-piece kind that you could make clothespin dolls out of. Mom used the (still common) wood-and-spring ones. I learned to make a b-b shooter out of the latter type, with which I got into trouble at school. Or are you using one of the many modern versions of the clothespin?
I think is is cool that you made yogurt the “old way,” but do you really think John Boy ate it for breakfast?

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