Favorite type of greek yogurt?

kherrons

Stonyfield organic greek yogurt. So delicious! Protein is pretty set around 12g, sugars vary from 12-17g I think. I love the caramel when I'm having a sweet tooth for something decadent. Pretty much any yogurt with "fruit" is going to have a decent amount of sugar. If you're really wanting to avoid that, get some plain and add a tablespoon of honey or your own fruit.

throwingmuses22

I really love Maia yogurt. It's a Greek yogurt that's delicious, with much less sugar than other yogurts I found (they only add in, like 2g of cane sugar & no fake sweetners). Plus probiotics, and fiber. My fave is blueberry and vanilla bean.

Their nutrition info,

Blueberry -->
110 calories, 0 fat calories
fat - 0%
fiber - 14%
sugars - 14 g (less than Fage/Oikos/or Chobani)
potassium - 10%
protein - 22%

Liftng4Lis

Great value Greek Non-fat :
cal 120
pro 23 grams

Add my own fruit and a couple of walnuts or almonds.

donnat238

Voskos Apricot Mango - Yummm

teabee17587

we dont have a wide range of greek yoghurt in the uk but the muller light lemon is lovely

earlnabby

I'm on the hunt for good greek yogurt. I really prefer the taste of Dannon Oikos but it's so loaded with sugar. I've tried Fage several times, and I can't get myself to like it enough to actually eat it regularly. I've bailed on Chobani after all the recall and legal issues.

What's your fav? What's the nutrition?

I found this Friendly Farms Greek 0% fat vanilla at Aldi. I'm trying it now and it's pretty decent. 160 calories, 0 fat, 20g carbs, 16g sugar, and 20g protein.

Thoughts?

I get the Friendly Farms at Aldi too. Otherwise, I go with Roundy's because it is higher protein than Aldi

Roundy's:
115 grams = 65 calories, 5 g carbs, 0 fat, 12 g protein, 45 mg sodium

Aldi:
115 grams = 95 calories, 14 g carbs, 0 g fat, 9 g protein, 34 mg sodium

sikanna

I get a big container of plain Fage.
I then add some fruits (mostly berries because I like yogurt+something tart), cinnamon, and a little bit of honey.
Because of the fruit and cinnamon, it's already pretty flavorful and I don't need to add much honey (usually less than 1tsp is sufficient).
I recommend getting locally made honey. When they're fresh, they have big flavors and I don't need to use much to taste its sweetness. They're definitely more expensive than big name brand ones but totally worth it.

Guns_N_Buns

Fage and Chobani (lemon flavor mmmmmmm).

liftingandlipstick

Chobani Blood Orange and Pineapple, Dannon Light & Fit Coconut Vanilla, Chobani Flips Key Lime Crumble, Greek Gods Honey Orange Vanilla

hannhr

- Dannon Light & Fit. 80cal, 12g protein. Sweetened with sucralose
- Yoplait 100cal varieties. Also has sucralose
- Siggi's Icelandic skyr yogurt. Pricey, but delicious and has very "clean" ingredients. I love the vanilla one.

Tortitudekitty

Tesco 0% fat natural yoghurt and add a handful of blueberries!

pdxwine

I always have a variety of Choibani on hand. I love most of the flavors. It has far fewer fake ingredients.

Yesterday, I discovered a new version from them, with steel cut oats in them. I tried one this morning. Really good!

I did have some of the bad (recalled) yogurt. I stayed away from Choibani for awhile, but other Greek yogurts had too many artificial ingredients.

Another good one (not found everywhere) is Siggi's Skyr. It is Icelantic Greek-style.

BigZ486

Dannon light & fit vanilla greek yogurt is my favorite. I'm diabetic, so I have to watch for sugar content, and this only has 7g per serving -- most flavored yogurts have around 30 or more. i use it in smoothies and as a snack with granola.

Erihppas

Great value Greek Non-fat :
cal 120
pro 23 grams

Add my own fruit and a couple of walnuts or almonds.

Yes, Great Value is excellent (Wal-Mart's brand). I do prefer the Vanilla though.
Lots of protein, thick, creamy and delicious. I add some Nature's Valley Protein Granola.
It's like dessert!

riotatme23

On the go I like YoCruch Low Fat Greek. Its not entirely low fat but it is low calorie and very very filling. I like the strawberry with granola because it gives it some texture.

At home I like Fage honey vanilla. I toss in dried cranberries or raisins, sunflower seeds, almonds etc and its a complete breakfast for me. Sometimes if I'm feeling rebellious I'll toss in a tbs of mini mms for good measure--its like a blizzard from DQ

RllyGudTweetr

Greek Gods Honey (not Honey Vanilla).

Sbrn_

we dont have a wide range of greek yoghurt in the uk but the muller light lemon is lovely

Oh, yes this. That's my favourite Muller Greek-style flavour, but their whole range is delicious. All of Spelga's flavours are really tasty too, particularly the heather honey and coconut ones. I think they're only an NI brand though.

Maleficent0241

I'm a full fat Fage girl. Our Walmarts and such have it so it's really not very expensive here.

If you like Oikos, Trader Joe's brand tastes quite similar IIRC. Maybe give that a try?

__hannah_

I used Great Value Non-Fat Plain Greek Yogurt. I buy the bigger container, not very expensive. I use it plain as a substitute for sour cream and if I want vanilla I mix in vanilla protein powder. Great with berries and granola.

missh1967

I was all about Chobani until I tried Yoplait's Greek yogurt. So yummy! I haven't tried Oikos yet.