Euro Cuisine YMX750 Digital Yogurt Maker 230V
- 230 volt, 50 Hz, not for US outlets
- Seven 6 ounce glass jars with lids, 42 ounces total
- 15 hour digital timer with automatic shut-off and a beep
- 6 to 10 hours per batch, depending on thickness
- Clear lid to watch the batch, cord storage
Updated 26 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A jar-style yogurt maker for a kitchen on mains outside the USA that wants a timer to switch the heat off on its own. It will not run on US power, and that decides the purchase.
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ASIN: B0052V2INEModel: YMX750Category: Yogurt Makers
Overview
Not a US-market appliance, this yogurt maker is built for the higher mains voltage used outside the United States and cultures milk in individual glass jars under a clear lid while the base holds them warm. Set the digital timer, and the unit switches off and beeps when the batch is ready.
Individual jars are the reason to choose it: each holds one serving, and the listing allows up to seven different flavors in one batch. Control over sweetness, fat content and thickness stays with the cook. Voltage is the limitation, as the unit is made for mains outside the USA and the listing rules the US market out.
Who it's for
Made for a household on the voltage it lists that eats yogurt by the serving and likes to run several flavors in one batch. Buyers in the United States, or anyone who wants a single large container, should look for a different model.
Pros and cons
- Seven individual glass jars with lids
- Digital timer with automatic shut-off
- Beeps when the batch is ready
- Clear lid shows the batch
- Not usable on US power
- Long batches, overnight or most of a day
- Warranty not listed
- Jar capacity fixed, no large tub
Performance notes
Thickness depends on how long the jars stay warm: a shorter run gives a looser yogurt and the full run a firmer one, so the timer is the only control the cook adjusts. Because each jar cultures on its own, flavors and sweeteners can differ from jar to jar without mixing. The automatic shut-off ends the heat at the set time so an overnight batch does not keep culturing past it.
Specifications
| Brand | Euro Cuisine |
|---|---|
| Model | YMX750 |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Jar capacity | 0.38 pounds |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Voltage | 230 volts |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material | Glass jars |
| Other details | |
| Operation Mode | Automatic |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Timer | 15 hour digital, blue LED display |
| Preparation time | 6 to 10 hours |
| Region | Not suitable for USA market |
Frequently asked questions
What comes in the box with the Euro Cuisine YMX750?
Seven 6 ounce glass jars with seven lids, plus the maker with its clear lid. No plug adapter or voltage converter is listed.
Will the Euro Cuisine YMX750 work in the United States?
No. It is a 230 volt 50 Hz unit and the listing states it is not suitable for the USA market.
Can the Euro Cuisine YMX750 make one big container of yogurt?
No. It cultures in the seven individual jars only; the listing gives no single large container.
Can different flavors be made at the same time in the YMX750?
Yes. The listing says the seven jars allow up to seven different types of yogurt in one batch.