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Yogurt Vietnam, also known as Sữa Chua, is a popular Vietnamese homemade yogurt. It is made with simple ingredients like milk and sweetened condensed milk. Its taste is fresh, mildly sweet, and a little tart.

To make Yogurt Vietnam, you need to mix milk and sweetened condensed milk, heat it slightly, let it cool down, then add yogurt culture or plain yogurt. The mixture is then fermented at a warm temperature for 6-8 hours.

Yes, Yogurt Vietnam contains probiotics which are derived from the fermentation process. Probiotics are good for gut health and digestion.

The fermentation process of Yogurt Vietnam involves adding a yogurt starter or a previous batch of yogurt to heated and cooled milk. The mixture is kept at a warm place for 6-8 hours for fermentation.

Yes, Yogurt Vietnam is naturally gluten-free as it is made from milk, sweetened condensed milk, and yogurt culture, none of which contain gluten.

No, Yogurt Vietnam is not dairy-free. It is made from milk and sweetened condensed milk which are dairy products

Yogurt Vietnam has a fresh and mildly sweet taste with a slight tartness. The texture is creamy and smooth.

Yogurt Vietnam nutrition may vary based on the ingredients used but generally, it is high in protein, calcium, and probiotics. It can be high in sugar depending on the amount of sweetened condensed milk added.

The main ingredients in Yogurt Vietnam typically include milk, sugar, and sweetened condensed milk. Yogurt culture or a previous batch of yogurt is also required for fermentation.

Yes, Yogurt Vietnam is a good source of proteins, vitamins, and essential minerals. It's also good for digestion due to probiotics, but it can be high in sugar, so it's best consumed in moderation.

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If stored properly, homemade Yogurt Vietnam should last for about one week in the refrigerator.

Yes, as Yogurt Vietnam is made from milk and sweetened condensed milk, it is suitable for vegetarians.

Yes, Yogurt Vietnam can be used in cooking, often in desserts or as a topping for dishes.

Some dishes that use Yogurt Vietnam include Vietnamese yogurt coffee, yogurt smoothies, and yogurt fruit dessert.

Yes, you can make vegan Yogurt Vietnam using plant-based milk like almond, soy or coconut milk. However, the taste and texture may vary from traditional Yogurt Vietnam.