Poll- Greek yogurt

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  • VelociMama
    VelociMama Posts: 3,119 Member
    Fage 2% honey greek. LOVE it.
  • oceansablue
    oceansablue Posts: 53
    I'm a big chobani fan! I think the apple one is my favorite but I try to have a variety. However, be careful because some of them, like the passion fruit one, have seeds. I know you can eat them but it's just weird in yogurt.
  • biglew909
    biglew909 Posts: 57 Member
    Chobani honey.
  • dkweathington
    dkweathington Posts: 69 Member
    I love the Vanilla!!! So does my boys..
  • autumnk921
    autumnk921 Posts: 1,374 Member
    I just tried Dannons Oiko's - Vanilla, & Strawberry so far - Both are YUMMY!!! I tried the Yoplait Greek yogurt & it was no where near as good to me but it wasn't awful either, the Oiko's is much creamier & less bitter...:smile:

    ETA: The Oiko's that I tried were fat free too...I imagine full fat would be just as good if not better.
  • AmyFett
    AmyFett Posts: 1,607 Member
    I like the vanilla, blood orange, and raspberry.
  • 1969ned
    1969ned Posts: 219
    low fat greek yoghurt and teaspoon of acacia honey :smile:
  • Sox90716
    Sox90716 Posts: 976 Member
    I prefer Oikos plain.
  • woodsygirl
    woodsygirl Posts: 354 Member
    Fage 0% with cinnamon and frozen cherries mixed in ;)
  • saverys_gal
    saverys_gal Posts: 808 Member
    Love all flavors by Oikos, Chobani and Muller (just discovered Muller and they are amazing!!). I also get Kroger's store brand vanilla...I don't care what flavor I get, I always toss fruit and nuts into them for a super awesome snack!
  • missnelso04
    missnelso04 Posts: 111 Member
    Chobani 0% here, with FiberOne Original sprinkled on and dried cranberries. Amazing.
  • foxyleelou
    foxyleelou Posts: 3 Member
    try the muller greek yoghurt cherry, it is sooooo delicious and fat free x
  • imafatloser
    imafatloser Posts: 31
    Fage Total 0% is my favorite. I sweeten it with liquid stevia drops (1/2 cup yougurt-10 drops stevia). Add fresh berries and it's better than ice cream! :)
  • mfpcopine
    mfpcopine Posts: 3,093 Member
    Oikos organic nonfat is my favorite. Chobani and Fage are very good. The Kirkland brand is also fine. I add honey and fruit to it. I recently bought a Zoku pop maker, and Greek yogurt is an ideal base for flavorings: I pureed blueberries, yogurt, and a little honey, and for a second batch, yogurt, honey, and cinnamon. Both were really good.

    I saw some cheesecloth in a grocery store and considered making yogurt cheese.
  • texasgardnr
    texasgardnr Posts: 2,617 Member
    123Allyxox, FageTotal 0% is my all time favorite breakfast now for added protein. I add blueberries or sometimes strawberries, although blueberries are my favorite berry to use for this breakfast. Then I sprinkle in (as I eat so they stay crunchy) a serving of crunchy Kellogg Bran Buds.

    High in fiber and protein at the same time. And IMO so yummy :smile: .

    Good topic :flowerforyou:
  • joannathechef
    joannathechef Posts: 484 Member
    Fage zero fat

    I like making a dips and salad dressings the sour taste is great with savory things

    Add Lemmon juice garlice and any herb you like such as dill it it great on fish

    I make the pancakes too umm just and spenda or stevia to taste
  • DawnEH612
    DawnEH612 Posts: 574 Member
    Oikos - I love the Key Lime yogurt - I don't get the fat free though - I like a little healthy fat in my diet.
    The key lime is awesome, tastes just like key lime pie..BUT that one is not fat free and has more calories and sugar than the fat free versions.
    I like Chobani, pretty much all favors, especially strawberry banana, although that one has 160 calories whereas ones like cherry, strawberry, raspberry have 140 calories.
    Try cottage cheese if ou don't like yogurt, has more protein less sugar. Sometimes I mix equal parts of cottage cheese with Greek yogurt. For me, it's no longer about the taste, it's about the nutrition my body needs so I can stomach something that tastes just average if I know I will benefit from it.

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