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That is all.



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Is regular fruit pn the bottom Ok?


 
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Is regular fruit pn the bottom Ok?

Yeah. that's the kind I tried today. Couldn't even finish 1 small spoonfull.



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I had some vanilla flavored greek yogurt one time and they forgot to put the flavoring in it. It was so awful that I took the time to call the phone number on the side of it. They took down the lot number and sent me a coupon for $8 free yogurt.



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I had some Greek yogurt that was terrible several years ago; I don’t recall the brand. However, for the last couple years I’ve been eating the Dannon Light-n-Fit Greek almost every day, and it’s actually smooth and creamy. The stuff I tried several years ago was chalky and gritty. Try the Dannon Light-n-Fit Greek in tiramisu, raspberry chocolate, or caramel apple pie flavors (my favorites).


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After watching the documentary film, The Stuff, I'm not sure how anyone can eat yogurt. I certainly never have.



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After watching the documentary film, The Stuff, I'm not sure how anyone can eat yogurt. I certainly never have.


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Yes, how horrible, something that has an actual flavor besides sweet. Razz

Strawberry Yoplait has more sugar in it, per ounce, than Dreyer's vanilla ice cream. A regular 6 ounce Yoplait strawberry yogurt cup has 19 grams (1.5 TABLESPOONS) of sugar in it.
 
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Greek yogurt is pretty much the only type of yogurt I eat now. Far superior to the regular sugar filled crap. Unless it's regular plain yogurt I guess, but that shit is awful.


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But nothing beats fresh tzatziki on ripe chopped tomatoes …
 
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We use plain Greek yogurt exclusively. Preferably whole milk yogurt.

Without add-ins it serves as an acceptable, albeit a little lacking, alternative to sour cream. That’s a good way to up protein intake.

As a snack we just add a bit of local honey or pure maple syrup. Maybe some berries. But it’s not necessary. My kids will eat it unadorned.
 
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Chobani, Libertie, two of my favorite yogurts. In fact I’ll have one now!




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I used to like the Old School Dannon yogurt back in the '70 that came in waxed cardboard cups.
 
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Plain greek yogurt is great. I use it in all kinds of things including my protein shakes.


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All yogurt is awful. (I dislike all forms of clabbered milk.)

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You have to know how to use it. It is a raw ingredient. I take 1 cup of Greek yogurt and add 4/32 teaspoon of pure stevia. 1 tablespoon of pure vanilla extract, 3 tablespoons of walnuts and 1/4 cup of frozen wild blueberries. Stir it all up and it is delicious. I have it about 3 times a week.

If you don't want to use stevia to sweeten then try pure honey.


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Regular yogurt is far worse than Greek yogurt.

Years ago before greek yogurt became common, I would buy Columbo yogurt which was closer to Greek, I really liked it, couldn't eat regular yogurt. But Dannon bought them out and killed the brand.

Greek yogurt brought me back. I really like plain Cabot Greek Yogurt. Has the consistency and a taste closer to cream cheese than regular yogurt. lol I eat it with frozen blackberries mostly, sometimes other frozen fruit. It's like ice cream for me.


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Light and Fit fat free Greek yogurt. Low cal high protein. The chocolate raspberry is actually pretty good.
 
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