Make thick, creamy, filler-free probiotic yoghurt at home — with two clinically validated probiotic strains, 10 billion CFU per g, and one small sachet that yields up to 100 L.
- Halal
- Kosher
- Non-GMO
- No fillers
- 100% recyclable packaging
Why this culture is different
- Zero cheap fillers
- No maltodextrin, dextrose, milk powders or thickeners. Pure freeze-dried bacteria — nothing else.
- 10 billion CFU/g
- Clinically relevant potency in every batch of finished yoghurt.
- Up to 100 L per pack
- Re-use 4 tbsp of each batch as your next starter — at least 6 times per sachet.
- Ready in 6–24 hours
- Thick, creamy, mildly tart yoghurt. Works with cow's milk, and goat's milk. Perfect starter culture for Greek Yoghurt.
Probiotic strains*
Clinically proven: Bifidobacterium animalis subsp. lactis
BB12
One of the world's most studied probiotic strains. May support gastrointestinal function and immune modulation across multiple peer-reviewed trials.
Clinically proven: Lactobacillus acidophilus
LA5
Well-documented benefits for intestinal microbiome balance, lactose digestion, and immune support.
Traditional culture: Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp. bulgaricus
Classic yoghurt acidifier. Creates the characteristic mild sourness and assists protein structure for a thick texture.
Traditional culture: Streptococcus thermophilus
Drives rapid acidification, contributes to creaminess, and works synergistically with L. bulgaricus.
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How to make your yoghurt
1) Heat your fresh milk
Heat 1 L of full-fat organic cow's or goat's milk to 80°C (do not boil) and hold for 10 minutes. Cool to 42°C. This step can be omitted by using UHT milk.
2) Add the culture
Stir in the contents of one 1g sachet until fully dissolved.
3) Ferment
Pour into a yoghurt maker (the Reuter-i is ideal) and incubate at 42°C for 6 to 24 hours. The longer the fermentation time the sourer the flavour and more lactose will be removed. Around 10 hours is suitable for most people.
4) Chill and re-culture
Refrigerate for 2 hours to set. Reserve 4 tbsp to start your next batch — repeat at least 6 times before using a new sachet.
Clinical Studies
A large number of clinical studies and scientific publications indicate that the Bifidobacterium animalis subsp. lactis, and Lactobacillus acidophilus probiotic strains used in this yoghurt starter culture – may have beneficial effects regarding the gastrointestinal and immune areas*.
Frequently asked questions
Why is this starter more expensive than other brands?Most commercial starters are 90%+ filler — maltodextrin, dextrose, or lactose — making pure probiotic content tiny despite the low price. This culture is 100% pure live bacteria with two clinically validated strains at meaningful CFU counts. When you factor in re-culturing up to 6 times per sachet, the cost per litre becomes excellent.
Can I use it without a yoghurt maker?The culture requires a stable fermentation temperature at 42°C. A dedicated yoghurt maker (such as the Reuter-i) is strongly recommended to maintain consistent heat. Improvised methods — such as a warm oven or insulated thermos — can work but may produce variable results.
How long does the sachet last?Refrigerated: use by the best-before date on the pack. Frozen: shelf life extends to 2 years. Store frozen if you are not using immediately.
When does Nourishme Organics ship live cultures?Live cultures ship Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday only, so they do not sit in transit over the weekend. Choose express shipping for best results.
Only suitable for use in a yoghurt maker
Refrigerate on arrival
*This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. It is designed for general wellness and does not claim to provide therapeutic benefits. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any changes to your health or wellness routine. Supplements should not replace a balanced diet. Always read the label.