Greek Yogurt Strainer, 2QT Greek Yogurt Maker with Ultra-Fine Mesh Basket, 2025 Upgraded BPA-Free Strainer for Homemade Thick Greek Yogurt, Extra Large Capacity Container White(XL)

I needed to strain some yogurt that had become too thin. I buy plain nonfat Greek yogurt at the supermarket, dump it into a bowl, add Stevia and vanilla mixed in water, and stir gently with a wire whip. Recently, I bought a different brand, but I added too much water. The strainer I bought on Amazon turned out to be a heavenly gift. I stained the yogurt overnight. The yogurt was thick and creamy, so creamy in fact, that I returned small amounts of the liquid until it was the right consistency. I put the rest of the liquid into the freezer for later use. The strainer came with a spring, not sure what this is for. Maybe making yogurt? I highly recommend this product.

I started making yogurt at home, and having this dedicated strainer is very helpful. The mesh is very fine, I barely see any solid get drained through. When I use it, I usually just put yogurt into the container before I go to sleep and will get a jar of Greek yogurt the next morning. Also this is easy to clean, rinsing under water is enough to clean.

I love this pot. It separates my yogurt and stores it airtight.

True to size, holds 2 quarts of Geneve yogurt and produces a finished quart of greek yogurt after straining the whey in the fridge in less than 12 hours with just gravity, no need to use the spring-loaded part. The only reason it's not 5 stars is the lid is a hard to open and snap closed.

easy to clean, compact, and strains a ton of greek yogurt (especially for 1-2 people) highly recommend!

Does not come with a spring and heavy plate! Do not order this one if you want a press. This one relies on gravity. It’s big and works fine. But it’s weird because it looks like it’s meant to have a spring there’s room for it

This yogurt strainer is so much cheaper than some of the other brands sold on Amazon. It works exactly as stated. I found that I didn’t have much of a need for the pressure plate, as leaving the yogurt to strain removes enough whey on its own. The strainer fits yogurt made from about a half a gallon of milk with the caveat that I had to dump some of the whey out and let it strain for about an hour before I could put the rest of my batch in the container. I’m glad I purchased this and will use it every time I make yogurt at home!

I received a used container, it came with two holes and some stains resembling mold on the strainer, and water stains on the container. The holes would make it unusable because the yogurt would drain through. The stains in the strainer is also just unsanitary. The lid was also hard to attach, the little locks weren’t moveable. Had to return, would not recommend.