Greek yogurt, as you might have noticed, is popular right now. Whey is an acidic liquid drained from conventional yogurt to create Greek yogurt. "The whey drains out of the bags and you're left with the slightly green, watery, cloudy liquid, which is the whey. Most of us stir the whey back into the ...

Greek yogurt, as you might have noticed, is popular right now. Whey is an acidic liquid drained from conventional yogurt to create Greek yogurt. "The whey drains out of the bags and you're left with the slightly green, watery, cloudy liquid, which is the whey. Most of us stir the whey back into the yogurt.

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