What do you add to your greek yogurt?
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I prefer the vanilla flavored. I often eat with grapes added to it. Even better is green and purple grapes, mandarin slices and walnuts at the same time. Great for a snack or dessert.0
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Ice Cream Sandwich flavored protein powder or Chocolate PB2....sometimes a little of both
I did not know this even existed ... I better look it up right now.
Level -1 by 1st Phorm is the one I get, the chocolate peanut butter cup flavor is also delicious!0 -
anything sour cream = plain greek yogurt
anything mayo = plain greek yogurt.
easy sub out.
I also eat my yogurt as yogurt-
warm 5 oz of mix of berries (I use 2.5 black berries- 2.5 raspberries)
mix 1 scoop (29 grams) Vanilla protein powder with yogurt
add warm berries on top
chit is fugging delicious.0 -
just cinnamon. Lots of cinnamon on top. yummm0
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1 c. Fage
2 tbsp. of granola (Love Crunch if you like that)
1 tbsp. of Qi'a
5-7 dried cherries
5-7 dried blueberries
1 scoop chocolate protein powder
2 tbsp. of organic honey0 -
None of this is at the same time....
Flavored :
Dried cranberries
Chocolate chips
Heath toffee bits
Plain:
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I add chocolate protein powder and steel cut oats!! My favorite!!0
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Vanilla extract and sweetener. To taste, of course.0
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If it is banana or coconut greek yogurt, I add mini choc chips and/or sliced almonds (or walnuts). If it is any other flavor, I add granola.0
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My favorite way is a 1/2 scoop protein powder. I've also added a little sugar free/zero calorie coffee syrup, but this thins it a bit or a granola cereal that's got pumpkin/flax seeds in it (because it's sweet enough to add without additional sweetner).0
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I add Nature's granola. It has pumpkin seeds and flax seed in it. I add 1/3 cup and that's just the right amount for me. Which is actually a lot. I like a lot of granola in mine. Gives it some substance.0
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I just bought a huge thing of 0% Fage greek yogurt and am looking for stuff to do with it, so I'm glad I found this thread! My easy favorite is just to drizzle with a bit of local honey, but I am planning on making these: http://www.bromabakery.com/2013/04/37-calorie-brownies-and-no-im-not.html?m=1
They are a little more than 37 cals per serving (I got 63 cals each with 9 servings) but that's still pretty low and they sound yummy!0 -
I like vanilla or fruit greek yogurt and I add 1/3 cup of All Bran Buds. Very filling and holds me over for hours!0
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I had vanilla this morn and added fresh chopped cherries with a little stevia blend, it was really good ,im gonna make some frozen pops with it. I also like chopped apples cinnamon and pecans. When i have the ones with the fruit already in it i add a 1/4 cup of cottage cheese to it . It adds more protein and takes away some of the sweetness0
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Shredded unsweetened coconut and pineapple chunks!0
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I let 1/2 cup - 1 cup frozen berries thaw for about half an hour, then add 1/2 cup greek yogurt and 1 tbsp ground flax seed. One of my go - to breakfasts!!0
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Maybe not the cleanest but it's really good and really filling: Depending on quantity and additions this usually comes in between 100-200 calories.
Mix 1/2 to 1 cup plain Fage 0% + 1-2 Tbs whipped cream + 1 package Stevia-in-the-raw + one of the following:
1. 1-2 Tbs. Sugar-free lemon pudding and fresh blueberries.
2. Sugar-free cheesecake or banana pudding and fresh diced strawberries
3. 1/2 cup canned pumpkin plus cinnamon (acquired taste)
4. Sugar-free pistachio and 1/2 cup Lean fiber cereal
5. Sugar-free vanilla and raspberries or any fresh fruit (not citrus).
I also like the sugar-free butterscotch and chocolate pudding without any of the additions.0 -
I eat the Fage 0% almost everyday the one staple I always put on is a packet of truvia and cinnamon! and sometimes torani sugar free syrups
I also will sometimes add:
sliced apricot
roasted pumpkin seeds
1/4 or 1/2 cup of plain libby's Pumpkin and cinnamon in the fall winter months! ( my favorite)0 -
Since no one has mentioned this, 1/4 pack of fat-free/low cal instant Jello-o pudding powder. Doesn't matter what flavor, but the chocolate fudge and butterscotch are my favorite. stir it in well, let it sit for 5 mins.0
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The pudding to use is the dry mix.0
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