What can I do with expired yogurt?

I believe that many people have drunk yogurt in their daily lives, but the shelf life of yogurt is very long, especially some probiotic yogurt, which is very easy to expire. Many people feel very sorry for expired yogurt, but expired and spoiled yogurt cannot be drunk, and they don’t know what to do with expired and spoiled yogurt. So, what can you do with expired yogurt?

First, what can we do with expired yogurt? Using expired yogurt to water flowers is the first way of recycling waste that everyone can think of. But there are some tricks to this method. Usually, using yogurt to water flowers will form white mud lumps on the soil surface, affecting the appearance of the flowers. Therefore, first dilute the yogurt and water in a ratio of 1:1.5, then use a flower shovel to dig a small hole, pour in the diluted yogurt, and fill it with soil. This will allow the flowers to better absorb the nutrients in the yogurt. Similar to method 2, expired yogurt can also protect your hair. Wash your hair first, then take an appropriate amount of yogurt and dilute it with a little water (not too much water so that the yogurt does not lose its viscosity). Apply the diluted yogurt on wet hair, massage the wet hair with your fingertips for a few minutes, then rinse with clean water. This can make your hair black and shiny.

Second, as long as the yogurt is not too expired and has no peculiar smell. Because the lactic acid factor in yogurt has the effect of softening the stratum corneum. Therefore, you can use yogurt to bathe, wash your face and hands, but I suggest that it is more appropriate to use it to wash hands, especially in winter. Expired yogurt can also be used to protect your hands and make your skin white and tender, otherwise the skin will become chapped. First, apply expired yogurt on your hands and rub them repeatedly several times, then wash them with clean water, and finally apply hand cream. Expired yogurt can be used to polish leather shoes to prevent the leather from drying out and cracking, thus maintaining the leather. First use a shoe brush and shoe polishing cloth to wipe off the dust and stains on the leather shoes, then apply an appropriate amount of expired yogurt on the surface of the leather shoes. After the yogurt dries, wipe the leather shoes with a clean cloth to make them look as bright as new.

What can you do with expired yogurt? Dilute the expired yogurt with water in a ratio of 1:2, soak a dry cloth or mop in it, fully absorb the dilution and squeeze out the excess water to wipe (mop) the floor, which can make the floor as shiny as waxed. Similarly, this method can also be used to wipe old furniture that has lost its luster. Regardless of whether the yogurt is expired for too long or has an odor, for friends who love fishing, expired yogurt is also a good recipe for preparing fish bait. Take expired yogurt, dilute it with clean water, and then add drawing powder to prepare fish bait, which will make it easier to attract fish to bite the hook.