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Greek Yogurt - Non fat plain - what to do with it?

Posts: 264 Member
edited November 2024 in Food and Nutrition
For months and months all I know to add to greek yogurt is either:
chia seeds, flax milled, and/or blueberries.
I buy the tub of plain so I eat this often.
I guess I could buy strawberries next instead of blueberries.
Any other ideas?

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  • Posts: 7,818 Member
    I mix in protein powder or pb2. I used to cut up strawberries or throw in blueberries but I'd still have to mask the taste of the greek yogurt itself so doused it with sugar free chocolate syrup. :)
  • Posts: 119 Member
    I cut up some strawberries and add some cinnamon and a teaspoon of peanut butter, I love it!
  • Posts: 1,180 Member
    I put mine on top of omelettes (with hot sauce) or oatmeal for extra protein. Smoothies, tacos, tuna salad, egg salad.
  • Posts: 119 Member
    Also, I find that I enjoy eating 2% plain yogurt SO much better than nonfat.
  • Posts: 2,530 Member
    Frozen fruit - bananas, mangoes, strawberries, blueberries etc.
  • Posts: 787 Member
    Use it in place of sour cream. On tacos, with chips as a snack, whatever.
  • Posts: 781 Member
    It's really nice on boiled grapefruit, I also make a tzatziki sauce, very yummy
  • Posts: 958 Member
    Use it in place of sour cream. On tacos, with chips as a snack, whatever.
    Goes good on baked potatoes too!


  • Posts: 55 Member
    Smoothies, sour cream substitute, mayo substitute,, it's great to make chicken salad, tuna salad, etc.
  • Posts: 5,961 Member
    Bake it into muffins!
  • Posts: 17,562 Member
    Peaches and granola
  • Posts: 1,213 Member
    Add a Mio or other water flavoring. I like adding extracts and a touch of Splenda, if I'm going for something a little off-beat like orange almond vanilla.
  • Posts: 786 Member
    Here is a thread I started about greek yogurt "pudding" recipes.

    I often eat the chocolate greek yogurt with granola and fruit. I love the PB2&J one as well. You can also make a thick mango lassi (or thin it down into a drink).
  • Posts: 949 Member
    A drizzle of honey and a sprinkling of whatever crunchy cereal my son left at the bottom of the box.

    I also use it as a sub for mayo or sour cream in almost everything...think tacos, coleslaw, casseroles, dips, sandwich spread, etc...
  • Posts: 1,282 Member
    Oatmeal squares!

    Seriously, I'm beginning to have a problem with them. So good.
  • Posts: 21 Member
    I have a tub of the vanilla triple zero Greek yogurt. I accidently got it instead of plain. I've found its pretty good with cereal (I like raisin bran and Cheerios). I'm guessing you could add some vanilla extract and do the same. Also, using it in tuna salad and chicken salad and pasta salads and stuff like that is really good.
  • Posts: 2,013 Member
    Strawberry and brown sugar.
  • Posts: 36,083 Member
    +1 to the frozen fruit - pseudo-ice-cream-y. Besides what everyone's said above, I use it instead of mayo in deviled eggs, and occasionally use it to make cold summer soups with a vegetable puree plus maybe some veggie chunks besides. Examples: Broccoli & green onion, cucumber and dill with a little onion & garlic, roasted red pepper with onion & a little hot sauce, etc. Add salt to taste.
  • Posts: 26 Member
    I mix in pb2 and splenda and a few choc chips. Really good on its own or as a fruit dip.
  • Posts: 6,890 Member
    Also, I find that I enjoy eating 2% plain yogurt SO much better than nonfat.
    This! gimme some FAT! I'd buy the full fat plain Greek, but it has far less protein per serving than the 2% for some reason.

    Anyway - stir a tablespoon of Nutella into plain Greek yogurt - it's amazing. Top with fresh berries if ya got 'em.
  • Posts: 185 Member
    Sometimes I do banana, chia seeds, some vanilla extract and peanut butter. Or strawberries, banana, chia seeds and raw honey. Raspberries are good too and I do throw in spinach each time. I hate plain nonfat yogurt so the peanut butter or raw honey make it taste soon much better.
  • Posts: 292 Member
    Maple syrup, chopped nuts, toasted coconut, raspberries. One of my mfp friends mixes jam in hers so I keep meaning to try that.
  • Posts: 42 Member
    try salt and mint! mix with some milk to make a Lebanese drink which will surprise you
  • Posts: 36,083 Member
    mcconch6 wrote: »
    try salt and mint! mix with some milk to make a Lebanese drink which will surprise you

    Yeah. That stuff is *good* - refreshing!
  • Posts: 14,517 Member
    Use it in place of sour cream. On tacos, with chips as a snack, whatever.

    Also, dry salad dressing packets. Hidden Valley (dry ranch seasoning) and Greek makes a nice dip.
  • Posts: 1,359 Member
    Google recipes with yogurt. You will have lots to choose from, or try low calorie recipes with yogurt.
  • Posts: 803 Member
    I use it daily as a base for smoothies. Greek fat free plain yogurt, some kind of liquid (usually 4oz apple juice) and whatever fruits/veggies your heart desires.
  • Posts: 6,252 Member
    Honey/Molasses drizzle and granola.
  • Posts: 113 Member
    I mix in crystal lite packets, 10 calories and sweet.
  • Posts: 139 Member
    I add a little honey to it for sweetness along with strawberries & granola.. yummy & filling!!
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