French-style yogurt
NANI's first signature ritual: glass-pot French-style yogurt, currently focused on approved samples and the at-home method.
In development
Commercial packaged yogurt is in development and not currently offered for sale.
Market food and kitchen ritual
Meet the food before it reaches the shelf.
NANI is beginning locally with small-batch foods and a careful edit of tools for making the glass-pot yogurt ritual at home.
NANI foods
Approved market foods come first.
This area supports granola, preserves, baked goods, treats, seasonal food gifts and future yogurt products without inventing checkout, prices or inventory.
When ecommerce is not configured, each item points to market availability, inquiry or email updates.
Make it at home
Market granola
A small-batch granola planned for Douglas Loop mornings, built to sit beautifully over yogurt or beside preserves.
Available at the market
Recipe, batch size and availability require founder confirmation before each market.
Seasonal preserves
Fruit-forward preserves designed for yogurt, toast and slower breakfasts.
Available at the market
Seasonal fruit, labeling and final flavor list require confirmation.
Saturday baked treat
A rotating baked good for the market table, selected around seasonality, texture and morning coffee.
Coming soon
Exact item, allergens, ingredients and availability are not yet confirmed.
Availability language
Four states, clearly named.
Available at the market
Approved NANI food products currently planned for Douglas Loop purchase.
Available to sample
Legally approved yogurt samples or experimental flavors for a specific market date only.
Make it at home
The recipe, glass vessels and affiliate equipment visitors can use immediately.
In development
Commercial packaged NANI yogurt and other products not yet approved or available.
The yogurt kitchen
The official NANI equipment edit.
The essential setup supports the yogurt method. The supporting tools help with smaller preparation moments without becoming requirements.
The essential NANI setup
The cooker, the vessels and the thermometer.
NANI's choice
Instant Pot Pro
Essential setup
The multicooker we use for the NANI French-style yogurt method. Its customizable programs provide greater control over incubation while keeping the at-home setup simple.
- Why NANI recommends it
- It combines the yogurt-making process with the versatility of a premium everyday multicooker.
The glass-pot experience
NANI Glass Yogurt Vessels
Essential setup
The individual glass jars we use for preparing, chilling and serving NANI French-style yogurt.
- Why NANI recommends it
- Glass transforms homemade yogurt from a batch recipe into a beautiful individual experience.
Temperature control
NANI Digital Thermometer
Essential setup
The thermometer we use to verify the milk temperature before adding the culture and beginning incubation.
- Why NANI recommends it
- The correct temperature helps make the NANI process repeatable and protects the texture of the finished yogurt.
Tools we like
Helpful, not required.
Easy measuring
OXO Good Grips 2-Cup Angled Measuring Cup
Tools we like
An easy-to-read measuring cup for smaller quantities of milk, cream, sugar and flavoring. Its angled markings can be read from above, keeping preparation simple and tidy.
- Why NANI recommends it
- It is especially helpful when measuring smaller recipe additions without repeatedly lifting the cup to eye level.
Mix and transfer
GIR 3-Piece Ultimate Silicone Kitchen Utensil Set
Tools we like
A refined silicone utensil set for mixing ingredients and transferring the yogurt mixture cleanly.
- Why NANI recommends it
- The spatula and spoonula help mix gently and reduce waste when transferring the mixture into individual jars.