So I have started the journey to homemade yogurt. I found this heating pad method, which may have worked great, accept after I started the process and went to check on my yogurt, I found that my yogurt was cold! No where near the 110 degree that it needed to be!
The reason I soon found was that my heating pad has a safety feature on it and it completely turns off after a certain amount of time, which was no where near the 7ish hours that I need to keep my yogurt-to-be warmed.
It was a bust, but here are pictures any way :)
Oh and I have found that the oven method worked well for me, but I dont like having to use my oven for 6+ hours, not really sure that I am saving any money doing that. So, the next batch I am doing in the crock pot!

Once the milk got to the right temp, I put it in the cup to make it easier to pour!

Jars keeping warm, just waiting for some attention!

My ever present helper!

Let the heat begin!

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