Which one should you buy?
For most people the EasiYo Red Yoghurt Maker 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 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 if you want electric temperature control from a familiar Australian homewares name, or the ANZKTOS if you want adjustable temperature to dial in different cultures, noting its smaller review base of 78. Pick the Lacor 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.
For full context on why we ranked these the way we did, what alternatives we considered (and rejected), and the broader buying-guide framework, read the full Best Yoghurt Maker Australia 2026: 6 Top Picks.
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