Icing Made with Yogurt powder

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I am looking into making icing using yogurt powder. My question is, would it still need to be refrigerated after I make it. The ingredients in the product I am look at are nonfat milk solids, whey solids, lactic acid.

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Best Answer

It will absolutely need refrigeration. The reason why the powder is shelf-stable is that it is dehydrated and lacks the water bacteria need to survive. Pretty much everything you could mix it with to make an icing will contain water, meaning that it is no longer shelf stable.

Even if you were to mix it with something without water, e.g. shortening, the strict food safety answer is that it still needs refrigeration until somebody has ran the necessary microbiological tests to prove that it doesn't.



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Can I use yoghurt in frosting?

But I also love Greek yogurt and I was curious to know if I could maybe use it for as icing. It took some trial and error, but the answer is a resounding YES! Thick, creamy and delicious, Greek yogurt frosting is a great alternative to recipes made with butter or cream cheese.

How do you make Greek yogurt frosting?

How To Make Greek Yogurt Frosting
  • 1/4 cup plus 3 tbsp cream cheese (such as Trader Joes vegan)
  • 1/4 cup plus 2 tbsp plain Greek yogurt \u2013 I used dairy-free homemade Greek yogurt.
  • pinch uncut stevia OR 4-5 tbsp powdered sugar.
  • scant 1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract.


    • How do you make homemade icing sugar?

    Instructions
  • First take 1 cup sugar, add it to mixer jar. Next add cornflour to it.
  • Blend well to a fine powder, it should be very fine. But make sure not to let the mixer jar get very hot. ...
  • Next, cool down a bit then add this to a fine sieve. Sieve it well. ...
  • Finally yes homemade icing sugar ready.


    • Can yogurt be whipped like cream?

    Whipped Greek yogurt is simply that: yogurt, strained to remove the whey, combined with a small amount of whipping cream, and then whipped until it's silky smooth and light. What is this? It's virtually the same concept as what happens when you make whipped cream.


    How to make Greek Yogurt Glaze (Easy and Simple)



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