can u pour yoghurt over hot food

maradona10 · 25-10-2007 12:51PM #1

can u pour yoghurt over hot food without it losing its nutritional value

olaola · 25-10-2007 02:39PM

You mean without losing the active bacteria??

Hmm - not sure. It would have been pasturised, but I don't know if that was before or after they added the culture to the milk.

Fringe · 25-10-2007 07:37PM

I'm guessing there will be bacteria since homemade yogurt is made with other yogurts. If you're talking about the nutritional value, I doubt it.

Tree · 26-10-2007 12:04AM

also depends on how hot your food is

maradona10 · 27-10-2007 02:44PM

hot porriidge. jesus its a simple qs yes or no

Fringe · 27-10-2007 03:42PM

No.

Supercell · 27-10-2007 04:58PM

maradona10 wrote: »

hot porriidge. jesus its a simple qs yes or no

Hmm, not very polite are you?

Probably not much, but, as others posted, depends on the type of yoghurt and the heat of the "porriidge" its being poured over.

maradona10 · 28-10-2007 11:10AM

thanks fringe.

why do the others bother replying when they dont know themselves?

RE*AC*TOR · 28-10-2007 11:14AM

It depends on what you mean by nutritional value...

Why do people bother posting threads when they can't properly define their question?

olaola · 28-10-2007 02:27PM

Why don't you just eat the yogurt cold if you're so worried about losing its nutritional value? :rolleyes:

It's only 50 bleedin mls of cultured milk.

can u pour yoghurt over hot food

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