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Yoghurt that have curdled is usually a sign that it's gone off, thus should not be eaten. It cannot be saved (i.e revered to non-curdled); it's not really worth eating or keeping in the fridge.

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What are the potential reasons for curdled yogurt and how can it be prevented or fixed?

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Why is Colombo yogurt reducing the size of yogurt to 6 ounces?

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When you add yogurt to milk why does it get thicker?

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