Easiyo Yoghurt Maker Reviews

I was so pleased when I saw the easi yo yoghurt maker reduced to half price in Lakeland. There arent many lactose free yoghurts around for people who cant eat the normal ones, so when I saw that easi yo did a lactose free sachet to use in the yoghurt maker I was completely won over. The first sachet I tried didnt work. ...  Read the complete review

EASIYO REAL YOGURT MAKER This is an absolutely amazing invention. You can make a whole range of real yogurt flavours overnight and it keeps for a couple of weeks in the fridge. The Easiyo yogurt maker is basically a special thermos flask in which you put boiling water and your choice of yogurt mixture. Following the ...  Read the complete review

My mother gave me one of these for Christmas. I don't think I would have bought one for myself . If anyone but my mother had given it to me I probably would have off loaded it to the nearest charity shop - but I knew my mother would be keeping a good eye out for it !! When I was a student I had a yoghurt maker which was 6 small cups ...  Read the complete review

I seemed to be eating an awful lot of yogurt so thought I would buy a yogurt maker rather than try to mess about with heating milk and leaving it in a flask over night like I used to-which never worked. I bought the Easiyo from Lakeland as there doesn't seem to be much of a price difference wherever you go and I have one next to where I ...  Read the complete review

After going to our local garden centre and seeing the easiyo starter kits we thought we would have a look on the internet to see if there were any bargains. After finding the kit on Lakeland we bought the Yogurt maker and a pack of 6 Bio-Natural Mix yogurts. My mum use to have a yogurt maker when I was younger which had 6 little cups ...  Read the complete review

I purchased my EasiYo yogurt maker over 10 years ago in New Zealand. They've been using these in Australia and New Zealand for ages. In fact, I believe they were invented in New Zealand. Anyway, I was living there for a while (in New Zealand) and couldn't help but notice lots of people using these yogurt makers. Additionally, large ...  Read the complete review

This has to be best value kitchen gadget that I have ever bought,. It doesn't use electricity, the result is always perfect and it's very easy to use and clean. Just throw the whole thing in the dishwasher. The Easiyo Yoghurt Maker looks like a tall thermos flask and that is basically what it is. I bought a complete kit which included a ...  Read the complete review

A few years ago I bought an easiyo yoghurt maker from ideal world (shopping tv ) but now they sell their own brand and don't stock this. I only know this as i had a problem with it after the 30 day money-back guarantee & was informed they no longer sold easiyo products. I think I paid about £20 including p&p, the yoghurt ...  Read the complete review

easiYo yoghurt maker - very easy to use but the yoghurt tastes disgusting. Bought mine from QVC uk after watching the presenters rave on and on - thought that it must be worth a try although I was too slow to get a full starter pack with all the necessary so forked out for an easiyo maker and then a pack with some yoghurt mixes - worked out quite ...  Read the complete review

Easiyo yogurt I am a major lover of yoghurt or yogurt as it tends to be spelt nowadays and I love the acidity of real yogurt which is combined with the sweetness of fruit. Generally, though, the varieties that are sold in supermarkets are very sweetened, and thickened with cornflower or gelatine, and basically taste more like a fruit ...  Read the complete review

I had an 'Easiyo' yoghurt maker when I was in New Zealand and it was brilliant - almost every home has one! I now live in the U.K and recently purchased one here....I am so pleased with it - its great, easy to use & delicious!
Hopefully in time we will get the wider variety of flavours and products as in NZ & they will be available in more stores e.g tesco & asda.

I recently bought an EasiYo yoghurt maker and a fistful of tasty sounding mixes and hot-footed it home to make my first batch. I followed the instructions to the letter, and took a sneaky peak after 8 hours to see whether it was ready. The contents of the jar had barely changed during that time, so back it went until the following morning ...  Read the complete review

Originating from New Zealand where apparently half the homes in the entire country now have one of these babies, we are now lucky enough to be able to get our hands on it too and we owe our thanks to a gentleman called Len Light (just as well his first name wasn't Sun or Moon) who invented this and started production in the garage of his New ...  Read the complete review