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percent in . but nowadays, greek yogurt is facing some growing international competition from iceland, australia, and france, with products coming in some pretty interesting flavors—such as strawberry-rhubarb, lingonberry, blackberry-serrano, and pear-cardamom. first, some yogurt basics yogurt is made by
fermenting milk with a bacterial culture (lactobacillus bulgaricus and streptococcus thermophilus are required by law, but others, like bifidobacterium bifidus and lactobacillus acidophilus, may also be added) and then incubating this liquid for several hours until it thickens. the milk's fat content...
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