Greek yogurt made from fresh goat milk typically has a rich and creamy texture with a slightly tangy flavor. It's often higher in protein and lower in lactose compared to cow's milk yogurt.

The goat milk used is usually pasteurized and then inoculated with live active cultures, which ferment the milk and give it its characteristic thickness and tanginess. After fermentation, the yogurt is strained to remove whey, resulting in a thicker consistency. It's often enjoyed plain, but can also be flavored with honey, fruit, or nuts.

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