MOOPOPS - Pot Tops. 2 Reusable Silicone Tops specifically Designed to fit Standard Yoghurt and Cream pots. (Bright)

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Stir in your favourite frozen fruit (such as blueberries, strawberries, and raspberries). You can also make your own frozen fruits by chopping up fresh fruit and adding them to your yoghurt containers. Top with a sprinkle of cinnamon for extra sweetness without using sugar.

Switch on the yoghurt maker, and set it to the desired program. The setting depends on the type of milk you used. Whole milk requires around seven hours, whereas skimmed milk takes up to 10 hours. Don’t disturb the yoghurt, as this could affect the overall taste and texture. Separately, you can reuse yogurt cups for other purposes. Furthermore, you can find some creative and useful methods for reusing yogurt cups below. Use The Yogurt Cup As A Supplies Holder Avoid disturbing your yoghurt while it’s incubating. You can’t rush the process, and it has to be left alone for around eight hours to set properly. Stirring or mixing the mixture could destroy the incubation process. Remain patient and let it sit for the maximum time.Stir in some fresh orange juice or zest from an orange for a tangy flavour that’s naturally sweetened without heaps of artificial sugar. Yoghurt has many health benefits, from strengthening your bones and teeth to supporting your digestive health. Yoghurt with live active cultures helps in keeping your intestines healthy. Made with food grade silicone, which is 100% recyclable and does not degrade in the natural environment. It can seem overwhelming to figure out where to take your yogurt cups as you don’t want to waste them.

One morning, you have eaten a cup of yogurt and placed it in the recycling bin. Your significant other, behind you, take the yogurt out of the trash bin and place it in the trash.They questioned the removal of hard plastic lids from spillage-prone yoghurt and dip pots and the decision to switch ice-cream out of plastic tubs and into cardboard. Tim, from Derbyshire, told us he was still using Sainsbury’s ice-cream containers from the 60s and early 70s for storage in his workshop. Hannah Kelly told us she was frustrated by the removal of hard plastic lids on dips. “Sainsbury’s have removed the plastic lid from their own brand dip pots of taramasalata. They now come with only a plastic film.” Skip the clingfilm and instead use a reusable alternative to cover your yogurt pots. Beeswax wraps are an eco-friendly storage solution that can be moulded to fit different container sizes, perfect for yogurt pots!

If you are having trouble recycling single-serving yogurts, you can always buy your yogurt in large containers. This can be a good way to start off growing your plant indoors before transferring them outdoors into a larger container . Use The Yogurt Cup For Food StorageFurthermore, buying your yogurt in large containers can be more affordable, reduce waste, and the yogurt container and lid is easier to recycle together as opposed to the separate plastic. Reuse The Yogurt Cup Taking the pigment out of the lids increases their recyclability as there is greater demand for clear plastics and, as Waitrose explained at the time, “you can still select the milk you like by looking at the colour on the label”. Furthermore, you can add less sugar to the yoghurt and eliminate any additives while also increasing nutrients. In particular, you can choose to add fruit and use skim milk for a low-fat alternative. Leftovers can always be decanted into ‘proper’ storage containers, but sometimes it seems like more trouble than it’s worth, especially if you’re going to finish them off tomorrow. Step up our set of 6 Silicone Stretch and Seal Lids. They create an airtight, leakproof seal over all shapes and sizes of plates, bowls, jars and mugs, keeping food fresher for longer and saving you waste, time and effort. You can also drop off your yogurt cups at your local Whole Foods Market, as Preserve participates in their Gimme 5 recycling program.