Yoghurt Calpis and Milk

Name: Yoghurt Calpis and Milk
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 300 ml Calpis (Calpico in America/UK); 600 ml Milk; 30 ml Lemon juice; 10 grams Gelatin powder; 6 tbsp Water (For the gelatin)

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

The "yoghurt" that my mother used to make brought back memories of my childhood, so I posted the recipe for my records.

On the Calpis container it says, "Use a non-metallic container when making a watered-down version." Make sure you use either a glass or plastic container! Recipe by TOMOTOMO

The "yoghurt" that my mother used to make brought back memories of my childhood, so I posted the recipe for my records.

On the Calpis container it says, "Use a non-metallic container when making a watered-down version." Make sure you use either a glass or plastic container! Recipe by TOMOTOMO

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

The "yoghurt" that my mother used to make brought back memories of my childhood, so I posted the recipe for my records.

On the Calpis container it says, "Use a non-metallic container when making a watered-down version." Make sure you use either a glass or plastic container! Recipe by TOMOTOMO

The "yoghurt" that my mother used to make brought back memories of my childhood, so I posted the recipe for my records.

On the Calpis container it says, "Use a non-metallic container when making a watered-down version." Make sure you use either a glass or plastic container! Recipe by TOMOTOMO

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Ingredients

300 mlCalpis (Calpico in America/UK)
600 mlMilk
30 mlLemon juice
10 gramsGelatin powder
6 tbspWater (For the gelatin)

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Steps

1

Combine the gelatin with water.
2

Combine the milk, Calpis, and lemon juice in a non-metal bowl and mix.
3

Dissolve the gelatin in water by microwaving for 3 minutes. Once the gelatin dissolves, pour into the bowl from Step 2.
4

Put the mixture into non-metallic containers and chill in the refrigerator to set. Skim off the bubbles from the surface for a clean finish.
5

When making it to eat at home, use a large bowl and chill as is to have less dirty dishes to clean.
6

Put them in a basket as a gift when visiting a friend.