How to use whey from yogurt

Here are 40 ingenious uses for leftover whey from yoghurt making. These are so crazy inventive, you will be blown away!

20 Ways to use Whey

An extensive list of uses for yogurt whey leftover from straining regular yogurt to make Greek yogurt at home. Also, read the comments.

Uses for whey that will make you never want to dump a single drop. This dairy product deserves a prominent place in anyone's natural food kitchen. Whether you make cheese or drain yogurt, you'll end up with a fair amount of whey. If you wonder what to do with whey, look no further. Check out my long list of recipes and tips for using whey, and find out why whey is so healthy and worth adding to your everyday health regimen. Get great ideas to use your whey at foodforlifegarden.com.

Don’t throw away the whey! People don’t set out to make whey. They just end up with it as a bonus by-product of making homemade yogurt. If you strain yogurt using a cheesecloth or nut-milk bag, the cloudy, yellowish liquid that drains away is fresh whey. The straining or dripping process is a simple technique to help

Wondering if yogurt whey can be used as a starter? Yes! Find out how to use whey for yogurt-making and how long it stays effective.

Don't toss it! There are so many different uses for whey, you'll be amazed at the possibilities!

I love Greek yogurt! In fact, I wrote a detailed blog post all about how to make your own (click here to read Homemade Yogurt). If you've ever made homemade Greek yogurt, then you know whey is a byproduct of the straining process, and you can end up with quite a bit of it. What should you do with it? Throwing it away is such a waste, considering there are so many ways to use it! 1) Marinate Meat in Whey I haven't personally tried this one yet, but (from what I've read), the enzymes in whey…

Learn extremely useful tips how to use whey the byproduct from making homemade yogurt or cheese. Tips and tricks on how to use whey while cooking, in drinks, and much more.

Whey, a byproduct of yogurt making, is a nutritious liquid that is often discarded. However, whey has gained popularity in recent years for its potential health benefits and versatile uses in cooking and baking. If you find yourself with a surplus of whey or are curious about its shelf life, read on to learn how ... Read more

Great uses for whey!

If you have ever made Greek Yoghurt, then you will be familiar with large quantities of whey. Here’s 5 ways I’ve found to use the leftover whey from yoghurt.

Flaky, buttery biscuits made with yogurt whey and a unique folding technique for endless layers. Whole wheat and cinnamon-sugar variations!

Turn your liquid whey into a delicious sweet and tangy caramel sauce with this easy recipe!

Learn how to strain whey from homemade yogurt, an easy but essential kitchen skill on the GAPS diet.

Discover how to make Ricotta from whey leftover from the process of straining yogurt to make Greek yogurt. Whey gives Ricotta the perfect flavor.

Delicious ricotta from whey. This ricotta is delicious and easy to make.

Learn how to make whey for fermenting foods in 3 easy steps. Step by step pictures, cost break down. Tips and recipes for using your whey and yogurt cheese.

Simple how-to for separating whey from yogurt or kefir. Homemade or store bought brands may be used including whole, lowfat, and no fat versions. Whole yogurt is recommended, however.

Ideas for using whey left over from making cheese or straining yogurt.