How to use whey from yogurt

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. It is the other part of the milk with its own set of uses. When you make cheese or drain store bought yogurt, you'll end up with a fair amount of whey. I've put together a long list of uses for you. And you'll find out why whey is so healthy and worth adding to your everyday health regimen. Get great ideas for using whey at foodforlifegarden.com.

28 Ways to use whey from making cheese or Greek yogurt. Ideas and recipes for whey soups, baking, fermenting, and more!

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

Try these Million-Layer Whey Biscuits for a delicious way to use the extra whey leftover from making Greek yogurt. Buttermilk can be subbed.

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

Have you ever thought about using leftover whey as a yogurt starter to make more yogurt? I've tried it. Here's all the information you need.

Whether you're looking to use up whey from cheese making or you want to make some whey protein powder, this guide can help.

For anyone who’s made ricotta or Greek yogurt, you know that the process yields a lot of whey. At least half of the milk separates into whey that is usually poured down the sink because, well, what…

A basic method for homemade yogurt — no special heirloom yogurt cultures or fancy incubating equipment required.

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.