Compare the Top 3 Yoghurt Makers in Australia 2026

For most people the EasiYo Red Yoghurt Maker at around 47 dollars is the best place to start, because a non-electric thermos-style maker is the cheapest and most foolproof way in - pour, wait 8 to 12 hours, no power and almost nothing to get wrong. Step up to the Country Trading stainless maker at 60 dollars if you want a non-electric maker with no plastic touching your food and a recipe book for dairy-free batches, the Davis and Waddell at 74 dollars if you want electric temperature control from a familiar Australian homewares name, or the ANZKTOS at 105 dollars if you want adjustable temperature to dial in different cultures, noting its smaller review base of 78. Pick the Lacor at around 79 dollars if you want a simple, well-built electric maker with the strongest rating here at 4.6 stars - it holds a steady warming temperature while your yoghurt sets, with no menus to learn, though you strain it yourself for a Greek finish. The standout, though, is the Euro Cuisine GY50: it is the recognised Greek yogurt maker with seven glass jars and an enormous happy review base, even though its total capacity is smaller than a single-tub maker.