Anyone know of a tasty gelatin-free yogurt?

meggiemaye

Hey guys!

Obligatory vegetarian here--my mom got sick when she'd eat meat while pregnant, and I was born unable to digest complex protein. I get away with it in some cases where it's been more processed, but very very few of them.

I had doctors tell me for a long time to eat yogurt to supplement my diet, and although I loved it (all kinds!), I was always getting mildly sick after eating it, but never made a connection. :sick: Then I finally realized with the help of a nutritionist that for a long time I'd been eating foods with gelatine in them--obviously Jello pudding snacks and things but also less likely stuff like some cheese-filled pastas and yogurts.

As some of you might know, gelatin is made from boiled bones, hooves, and hides of pigs and cows. :noway: It's not vegetarian-friendly. :sad: So I've been going around looking for a yummy yogurt without it. I've tried a few vegan yogurts but they weren't very good. I'm hoping there might just be regular yogurts which happen not to use gelatin as a stabilizer. Do any of you happen to have any in your fridge without the dreaded ingredient?

Thanks for the help! Love you guys.

LiL_MisS_C

Go buy some olypmic yogurt. It's incredibly tasty and gelatin-free.

PirateJenny

Chobani doesn't use gelatin in their nonfat plain.

I am not sure about their flavored / fruit added varieties, but I am sure the information is out there.

selfdiscipline73

I think Stonyfield Farms is also gelatin free. I have a friend who is vegetarian and that is what he eats.

nextrightthing

Not sure where you live but in Canada we have a lot of brands that are gelatin free. I know when I have looked at yogurt in the States that were a lot of brands that had high fructose corn syrup and gelatin. I believe there was one called, "Mountain High",,,,or something Mountain that did not have gelatins or high fructose corn syrup.

PirateJenny

Just checked Chobani is entirely gelatin free and advertises themselves as "vegetarian friendly".

I am even lactose sensitive and it is one of the few dairy products I can handle in small quantities.

nextrightthing

Yes if you can get Stoneyfield that is a good choice.

meggiemaye

Thanks everyone! This is so helpful! :happy: I hate spending money on new brands without knowing whether they're hit or miss.

kamyers89

Dude, Chobani is the BEST. I practically LIVE on that stuff! I highly recommend it-- it's soooo good