MOOPOPS - Pot Tops. 2 Reusable Silicone Tops specifically Designed to fit Standard Yoghurt and Cream pots. (Bright)

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And there’s good reason to do so. “There's tons of nutritional value in whey,” says Sauceda. “It's rich in protein, and protein helps you stay full and satisfied.” Whey also serves up minerals like calcium, potassium, phosphorus, copper, and zinc, along with the beneficial probiotics found in the more solid part of the yogurt, per a Journal of Dairy Science review. So, when you come across an old pot of yogurt as you’re rummaging through the fridge to find something to eat, you should make sure that it’s still safe to consume. Even if the “use by” date states that the yogurt is still good for another week or so, it’s better safe than sorry. Before you enjoy a cold bowl of delicious yogurt or use this dairy product to make some popsicles or other yummy treats, let’s learn how to tell if yogurt is bad. 5 Telltale Indications That Your Yogurt Is Bad

At high altitudes, the pressure inside the bag is still the same as sea level air pressure, but the air pressure outside the bag is lower,” explains a resident of Evergreen, Colorado, a town at 7,165 feet above the sea. Stretching to create an airtight, secure seal, our Lid keeps leftovers fresher for longer in your fridge – whatever you’re storing. If the yogurt is a fruit-on-the-bottom type, it may have been improperly refrigerated during transportation or at the store, according to Master of Science and Registered Dietitian Andrea Klausner, who expressed her view on the topic in the UC Berkeley Wellness Letter in response to a reader question. Morinaga Milk said the technology has been approved by the Ministry of Health and Welfare notification number 370 (specifications and standards for food, food additives); the Ministry of Health and Welfare Ordinance No.52 (Ministerial ordinance on milk and milk products concerning compositional standards); and Japan Hygienic Olefin and Styrene Plastics Association Voluntary Standards. You may be wondering whether this change will affect the freshness of our delicious yogurt, which is why we’ve put together this handy guide. Read on to find out our top storage tips!Freezing yogurt is as easy as it sounds. You simply need to put the whole container inside the freezer and call it a day. Yes, it’s that easy. That said, even if your feline friend seems to be okay with dairy products, they shouldn't have much of it. That's because dairy products tend to be high in fat, which could lead to wealth gain and other health problems such as pancreatitis or diabetes. Cross-contamination in food is a serious issue. While many people might overlook this problem, you should know that cross-contamination can speed up the spoiling rate of your yogurt and even give you food poisoning. As yogurt can still go stale, even if it’s still within its expected shelf-life, many people have mistakenly consumed spoiled yogurt. This can be avoided if you know the signs indicating that the dairy treat has gone past its prime days. We encouraged all our customers to save the clip lid before it was ditched, make sure to keep yours save for endless re-use.

Kumiko Kasuya, manager, customer service department, Morinaga Milk, told FoodProductionDaily the technology has now sparked interest with other dairy producers in the country. Safety First: New India food safety platform, Japan nuclear wastewater release impacts, Philippines food label changes and more feature in our round-up

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Opened yogurt might also catch unpleasant odors from other foods and drinks stored in the fridge. While this might not necessarily spoil your yogurt, it certainly will affect the overall taste or smell of this treat. It goes without saying that mold is never a good sign, especially if it appears on your food. Bad yogurt doesn’t always have mold, but moldy yogurt is definitely always bad. You can use the different colours of lids to mark which product to use up first, reducing food waste further Leftovers can always be decanted into ‘proper’ storage containers, but sometimes it seems like more trouble than it’s worth, especially if you’re going to finish them off tomorrow. Step up our set of 6 Silicone Stretch and Seal Lids. They create an airtight, leakproof seal over all shapes and sizes of plates, bowls, jars and mugs, keeping food fresher for longer and saving you waste, time and effort.