Want real peanut butter for fewer calories?
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How long will it keep?
I would stick to the expiration date on the Greek Yogurt container.0 -
Sweet imma try this when I get home--how much is that Greek yogurt0
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I have never heard of Greek Yogurt. Where do you find it? Is there a brand name I should look for?
Nonfat Greek Yogurt is gaining popularity like crazy. The idea is that they strain the whey out of nonfat milk (which is excellent for me, since I have a whey allergy). It's higher in protein than any other yogurt and has a rich, creamy consistency.
You can find it in almost any grocery store. The two best-known brands are "Fage 0%" and "Oikos". Others are Chobani, Greek Gods, Siggis, and Dannon (although Dannon's version isn't real GY, it has similar nutritional stats)
You'll find individual tubs of these brands, but look for the large bulk tubs. They're cheaper per ounce and more practical for this recipe.0 -
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Sweet imma try this when I get home--how much is that Greek yogurt
The Fage 0% at Costco, for a 32oz tub, is about $6.99.0 -
Great recipe thanks!0
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Such a great idea!! Can't wait to try it.0
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forgive me but this is like "Want real beer for fewer calories" take one bottle of beer and add 4 bottles of water :sad:0
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I've never seen this one.......thanks for sharing!! Can't wait to try it!!!. How's it taste?0
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I LOVE mixing pb and greek yogurt. I melt the pb for a few seconds in the microwave before mixing so it is easier to stir in. I also add a touch of honey and cinnamon.
you all MUST try this as a dip for apple slices and baked sweet potato fries. YUM
Also, you can use this as a 'dressing' for fruit salad. If you dress grapes and banana slices with the pb/yogurt mixture, you have PB&J SALAD.0 -
forgive me but this is like "Want real beer for fewer calories" take one bottle of beer and add 4 bottles of water :sad:
I see where you're coming from.
Dilute the PB flavour a bit? Because I usually mix my PB with cottage cheese or oats.0 -
Seems like it's less about diluting the flavor, although that is probably a byproduct, and more about diluting the calories. I love pb but I stay away from it because it is SOO very high in calories and fat. I think I might try that PB2 though.0
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interesting. thanks!0
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Do you think regular non/low fat yogurt would work? I'm not convinced about the greek yogurt hype, and it's 2x the price of regular yogurt! (at least in my area!). Has anyone tried this with the normal kind?? Thanks!! :laugh:0
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This sounds really good!! Thank you0
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oh how ive missed the pb
It is not something you have to give up... the fat is healthy and the protein gives your body a variety of protein.
This does sound like a really neat idea... but I also think peanut butter, the good clean and all natural kind is an essential part of the diet.... why should we say good bye?
Also, my personal trainer has suggested a tablespoon of all natural non sugar added peanut butter before bed to avoid catabolic state. I am not someone who has EVER given anything up... this food is loaded with nutrients... why take it away?0 -
I have never heard of Greek Yogurt. Where do you find it? Is there a brand name I should look for?
Greek gods, Fage and Chobani are all great Greek yogurt brands.0 -
Do you think regular non/low fat yogurt would work? I'm not convinced about the greek yogurt hype, and it's 2x the price of regular yogurt! (at least in my area!). Has anyone tried this with the normal kind?? Thanks!! :laugh:
That's a bummer it costs so much more there. :-/ do you have a trader joes or Costco? I know they both carry it for not too much money.... :-D
I LOVE IT!0 -
I LOVE mixing pb and greek yogurt. I melt the pb for a few seconds in the microwave before mixing so it is easier to stir in. I also add a touch of honey and cinnamon.
you all MUST try this as a dip for apple slices and baked sweet potato fries. YUM0 -
Also, my personal trainer has suggested a tablespoon of all natural non sugar added peanut butter before bed to avoid catabolic state. I am not someone who has EVER given anything up... this food is loaded with nutrients... why take it away?
Oh that's interesting! I eat the 100% organic peanut butter (I'm Canadian what can I say! Many of our pb's don't have sugar/salt!). I often eat 1 tbsp right before working out, and it drives me through the workout without feeling bloated or full. It's 100 calories, and I think 7-8 fat. But the only ingredient is squished peanuts! Love it! Interesting that you eat it before bed.. I might try that! :bigsmile:0 -
Do you think regular non/low fat yogurt would work? I'm not convinced about the greek yogurt hype, and it's 2x the price of regular yogurt! (at least in my area!). Has anyone tried this with the normal kind?? Thanks!! :laugh:
That's a bummer it costs so much more there. :-/ do you have a trader joes or Costco? I know they both carry it for not too much money.... :-D
I LOVE IT!
I'm not convinced that it's so AMAAAAAZING, lol. I generally watch my protein so I'm not too concerned about it. I wish we had trader joes! All the american MFP users make me jealous! We have a costco, but it's far away. I may check it out though, I do have a membership. Is it lumpy though? 'Cause I hate lumpy! Or is it just like normal yogurt?0 -
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Thanks for sharing, i will have to try this!0
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Do you think regular non/low fat yogurt would work? I'm not convinced about the greek yogurt hype, and it's 2x the price of regular yogurt! (at least in my area!). Has anyone tried this with the normal kind?? Thanks!! :laugh:
That's a bummer it costs so much more there. :-/ do you have a trader joes or Costco? I know they both carry it for not too much money.... :-D
I LOVE IT!
I'm not convinced that it's so AMAAAAAZING, lol. I generally watch my protein so I'm not too concerned about it. I wish we had trader joes! All the american MFP users make me jealous! We have a costco, but it's far away. I may check it out though, I do have a membership. Is it lumpy though? 'Cause I hate lumpy! Or is it just like normal yogurt?
Chobani offers great fruit flavors in 0%, 2% and full fat.... all very creamy.
Or, my favorite and most purchased is plain nonfat greek gods which I add berries to and use for smoothies.
You watch your protein? as in you eat enough or try not to eat too much? I don't eat greek yogurt everyday, but it is one of the dairies my PT encourages because it is high in protein and not too high in carbs for a dairy.0 -
Also, my personal trainer has suggested a tablespoon of all natural non sugar added peanut butter before bed to avoid catabolic state. I am not someone who has EVER given anything up... this food is loaded with nutrients... why take it away?
Oh that's interesting! I eat the 100% organic peanut butter (I'm Canadian what can I say! Many of our pb's don't have sugar/salt!). I often eat 1 tbsp right before working out, and it drives me through the workout without feeling bloated or full. It's 100 calories, and I think 7-8 fat. But the only ingredient is squished peanuts! Love it! Interesting that you eat it before bed.. I might try that! :bigsmile:
OH yeah, I prefer Adams' chunky peanut butter myself!0 -
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Bump! Sounds wonderful!0
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I am so going to try this!0
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Bump. Thanks!0
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