Homemade Coconut Yogurt from FRESH COCONUTS | TropicalVeganz

Greetings All
Today we show you how we make our Homemade Vegan Coconut Yogurt from FRESH COCONUTS.
Yogurt is a slightly fermented food filled with healthy bacteria. Consuming this probiotic- rich food can improve the health of your gut microbiome.
We always stick to fresh coconuts when making any dish that's consisting of coconuts and NEVER from the can, but if fresh coconuts is not available to you, and you don't have a problem with canned coconut milk then by all means do what's best for you.
If you wish to see an instructional video with detailed measurements of making this, please let us know in the comments.
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[@landaps]

Thank you for sharing. I wanted to make fresh coconut milk yogurt not canned coconut milk. It seems easy enough! I love this video!

[@clairevinet3557]

So fun to watch, thank you for sharing!!! 🌹💕🥰

[@dancewomyn1]

Thank you for this lovely video. :)

[@preciousjames]

Looks great. Love how you did one with the huks and one without the huks Much Aloha to ya’s 🌴💜🤙🏼

[@jayarajukakumanu2244]

Congratulations ma'am Very nice process it's Thanks many

[@davidlubotsky7908]

Good instruction. Is mixing in a yogurt from dairy for the enzyme ok as woks just the same as if from an existing coconut yogurt?

[@lumierdusoleil]

Wow looks delicious 😍

[@ogechukwublessing141]

Great, thanks for this info. I've been trying to avoid the animal yoghurt.

[@gracekipre5566]

Love it 😍

[@tropicalveganz]

Thank you :)

[@ren1134]

I live in Canada so coconuts are very expensive here. I'm so jealous 😭😭😭 looks amazing good job!

[@Habibie-vi4fv]

Perhaps, it is time to move down to South Florida, i.e. Miami, etc., and plant your coconut trees in your back and/or front yards. And, you will have plenty supply of coconuts free for whole years to come.

[@gautamv952]

Very nice! I've been successful in making Yogurt from cashew, but coconut has proven to be rather difficult. Will give this procedure a try for sure. One question: I usually use the cap of green chillies as a starter for my vegan yogurts. Was wondering if that would work for coconut as well? Thanks much. 🙏🏼

[@EmS33333]

I'm curious about this!

[@jyotiaggarwal3928]

Green chillis work too but with their sticks on it

[@sheylarosas9404]

Greetings👋🏽, How many probiotic capsules do you recommend putting in?

[@stephanief5762]

Thank you so much for sharing this with us. How long can you keep it before it goes bad and is unsafe to eat ?

[@truesight91]

Depends on where you live but in the fridge say 5 - 7 days then starts to die off and go bad. Use your own taste and smell receptors to be your guide :)

[@Frigger20]

Best is : no whey that separates out ! Thanks :-)

[@shirasezan]

hi looking good i have a question i am looking to make it thicker by adding corn starch any idea how to go about it , at what stage do i add the starch ,?

[@NatlieBlancheLambo]

Hey guys thanks for the video. I make greek yoghurt myself abd it ought to be femented for 8-12 hrs. So when it's ready do i add the coconut milk and leave it for another 8hrs?

[@ljosephable]

where did you get the yoghurt from that you added?

[@ogechukwublessing141]

Pls how do you sweeten it without processed sugar.

[@annyvanorsouw6798]

Can I make the yogurt with coconut powder milk?

[@stephanief5762]

I was wondering the same

[@athena7042]

I'll be coming by.

[@susanp5393]

Do you not have to boil the milk first!?

[@tropicalveganz]

Since it's coconut milk, you don't have to, but you can. It is not necessary.

[@truesight91]

Boiling would destroy the enzymes and the life within the milk which robs the food from its optimal beneficial compounds. Most foods are highest nutrition & benefits in their raw state, as nature provided them. Cooking technically kills the life in the food then you put probiotics to enliven it again, kinda counter intuitive if you ask me.