I make scones
with sheep yogurt and they are fantastic.
Not exact matches
Make the frosting by mixing 1/2 cup of
sheep's
yogurt with 1/8 cup of coconut flour and 1 teaspoon of toffee flavdrops (stevia or another sweetenener would also do the job though).
I keep breakfast balanced
with local, whole milk
sheep's
yogurt, Vital Proteins, and some fresh, local berries (because they are currently in season and SO good).
This includes any cow, goat,
sheep milks and cheeses, or anything made from them: (hard or soft cheeses, cottage cheese,
yogurt, kefir, sour cream, whipped cream),
with the exception of ghee and butter.
It was 1/2 cup of
sheep's
yogurt with 1/8 cup of coconut flour and 1 tsp of toffee flavdrops (stevia would also do though).
You probably know that dairy
yogurt is made
with the milk from animals like cows, goats, or
sheep.
I make
yogurt with raw cow's milk because that's what we drink and have, but I believe the process is the same for low - fat or skim milk, and goat or
sheep's milk.
Likewise, raw dairy and fermented dairy (
yogurt and kefir), particularly made from goat's milk or
sheep's milk, rather than cow's milk, is also much easier for people to digest, including those
with lactose - intolerance.
I don't touch cow's dairy and don't give it to my small kids but we consume a decent amount of
sheep / goats dairy (mainly
yogurts and cheese) so I assume seeing we seem to tolerate lactose and proteins of the above, there shouldn't be an issue
with larger proteins / growth hormones in the dairy of animals who are similar size / weight of humans?
For example, tangy, effervescent kefir from Russia made from raw goat or
sheep milk; dahi, a sour
yogurt - like creation, made in the Middle East and eaten
with every meal; or the delectable cultured crème fraîche found in European cultures.
Use around two round dessertspoons a day, and mix it
with presoaked cereal (brown rice flakes, quinoa, amaranth, barley etc) or add to goat /
sheep / coconut
yogurt.
1 cup / 225g plain whole milk
yogurt (I like to use
sheep's milk
yogurt) for a vegan version replace the
yogurt with one full 400 ml can of coconut milk at the initial step instead.
The reason why I ask about the
sheep and goat's
yogurt, is because I read in some other blog (brand for
sheep's
yogurt) that people
with lactose intolerance DO tolerate
sheep's
yogurt because apparently the lactose has been broken already.
Occasionally, I'll eat
sheep or goat
yogurt instead of the eggs, but you may want to consider avoiding dairy if you struggle
with acne, autoimmunity, or food intolerances.
They are made
with all - natural ingredients:
sheep's milk
yogurt, coconut oil, olive oil, soybean oil, sodium hydroxide, essential oil.
These freeze - dried morsels are made
with emu and duck meat in a
sheep's milk
yogurt base.
Made
with blended
sheep's milk
yogurt, sardines, kale, beets, parsley, organic coconut oil and unfiltered apple cider vinegar, the treat is a nutrient - rich addition to a dog's diet.
Helping Homeless
with Pets; Architects for Animals «Giving Shelter»; creating Ewegurt, a nutritious
sheep's milk
yogurt treat for dogs