Help me find a new yogurt to try?

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  • Moosycakes
    Moosycakes Posts: 258 Member
    Try making your own yogurt? :)
  • courtleemens
    courtleemens Posts: 14
    these are really good and my favorite by far. If you can find Champions yorgurt for kids ( dont laugh to hard its good lol ) its by Choban greek yorgurt the mixed berry is good and smaller container is only 100 cals and has great protien!
  • ihad
    ihad Posts: 7,463 Member
    Oikos plain organic with blueberries and granola!
  • courtleemens
    courtleemens Posts: 14
    I'm a big fan of the Dannon Oikos Greek Yogurt. I especially love the fruit at the bottom or vanilla variety. Good luck!

    i meant to quote this when i sent my reply ...hee hee oops
  • dmpizza
    dmpizza Posts: 3,321 Member
    I take the fat free Fage Honey. They keep the honey in a separate container until you want to mix it. I microwave the honey for 15 seconds and then mix it into the yogurt. the honey gets runny and then mixes in really well. Mmmmmmmmm
  • marinegirl92
    marinegirl92 Posts: 184 Member
    Making your own yogurt is just not practical... yup tried it. Buy the large plain yogurt of your choice (way cheaper) and then add 1 TBS raw sugar and a lil vanilla. Tastes so much better that those commercial brands.

    In WA state there is a yogurt called Cascade Fresh - not artificialsweeteners, zero preservatives or refined sugars. Sweetened with old fashioned fruit juice - it is hard to find usually at the premium grocery stores and whole foods or health food stores. Maybe there is a local company that makes the equivalent of Cascade Fresh.

    Good Luck!
  • Moosycakes
    Moosycakes Posts: 258 Member
    Making your own yogurt is just not practical... yup tried it. Buy the large plain yogurt of your choice (way cheaper) and then add 1 TBS raw sugar and a lil vanilla. Tastes so much better that those commercial brands.

    In WA state there is a yogurt called Cascade Fresh - not artificialsweeteners, zero preservatives or refined sugars. Sweetened with old fashioned fruit juice - it is hard to find usually at the premium grocery stores and whole foods or health food stores. Maybe there is a local company that makes the equivalent of Cascade Fresh.

    Good Luck!

    You can make yogurt without buying packets of powder :)
    It ends up much cheaper, plus you know it's fresh!
  • buzzcockgirl
    buzzcockgirl Posts: 260 Member
    Dannon Lite and Fit Greek Yogart. Fruit on the bottom. I add berries to them.

    This one! It is THE BEST! I don't add anything to it- it's perfect the way it is. Thick and creamy (not thin and runny like most!) and it's Greek yogurt- so 2x the protein. And the best part... it's only 80 cals!!! I will never eat another yogurt!!
  • mailinator
    mailinator Posts: 31 Member
    Siggi's - it's the thickest of any yogurts!
  • RetiredAndLovingIt
    RetiredAndLovingIt Posts: 1,395 Member
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  • kaervaak
    kaervaak Posts: 274 Member
    Chobani or Dannon Oikos Greek yogurts with fruit are my favorites. 22g of carbs, 13g of protein and either 0g or 3g of fat per container.
  • ahamm002
    ahamm002 Posts: 1,690 Member
    Siggi's - it's the thickest of any yogurts!

    ^^yep, Siggi's rocks. It's skyr, which is even higher in protein than greek yogurt!
  • Kotuliak
    Kotuliak Posts: 259 Member
    For those who like Fage, if you live in the San Franciso Bay Area, try Pavel's http://www.pavels.net/products/. It is a Russian style yoghurt, slightly creamier than Fage, but the taste is outstanding. Most Safeway and Whole Food stores in the area carry it, as well as all Indian stores. And Indians know their yoghurt!
  • Lyssa62
    Lyssa62 Posts: 930 Member
    activia light (any flavor)
  • jenndymond
    jenndymond Posts: 117 Member
    Picked up the new yogurt "iogo". Love it. Canadian, all natural, i picked up the lactose free stuff and is it ever good.
  • bprague
    bprague Posts: 564 Member
    Noosa yogurt -strawberry rubarb is my jam
  • JustSinging
    JustSinging Posts: 21 Member
    stonyfield chocolate underground..... yummmmmm
  • Jonesie86
    Jonesie86 Posts: 446 Member
    My favorite are as follows:

    Okios (every flavor), Fage, Zoi and Chobani...no weird tastes and great nutrition in all of them :)
  • Goldberry77
    Goldberry77 Posts: 9
    My favorite is Fage 2%, but sometimes it's hard to find in the town I live in. I will eat the nonfat Fage, but for some reason it seems to be harder to sweeten.

    I use unsweetened cocoa, stevia or fruit spread, and I mix it up like it's chocolate pudding. Then I put blueberries, nuts, or whatever I like at the moment. I kind of feel like I'm eating chocolate pie, especially when I sprinkle some kind of cereal like "uncle sam" on top.
  • CallMeCupcakeDammit
    CallMeCupcakeDammit Posts: 9,377 Member
    Fage is my first choice, and Oikos is second. I add chopped apples and walnuts and it doesn't need any sweetener.
  • DawnEH612
    DawnEH612 Posts: 574 Member
    So, try some of the 1.5-2% fat greek yogurts like Chobani's strawberry banana or pineapple or fage, which is less sweet. But if you want a "yogurt" that has no chemical taste at all. Is supper super thick and high in protein then check out Siggi's skyr (icelandic yogurt). It is very light on the sugar and has a natural flavor. In fact, the first time i tried it, my taste buds were so used to the sweetness of greek yogurt, it was an adjustment. but it is really good and great with a frozen banana in the berry flavors. Check it out.. http://www.skyr.com/skyr.html
  • pickledginger
    pickledginger Posts: 172
    Chobani, if I am getting pre-flavored. Oikos and Fage are good, too, and yes, Siggi's skyr. (And it's not Greek-style, but yes, Chocolate Underground is amazing.)

    Usually, though, I get plain Greek-style yogurt (Chobani or what's on sale) or cottage cheese (Friendship brand lowfat, whipped; cheap and high-protein) and add frozen berries. Yum!
  • DawnEH612
    DawnEH612 Posts: 574 Member
    Chobani, if I am getting pre-flavored. Oikos and Fage are good, too, and yes, Siggi's skyr. (And it's not Greek-style, but yes, Chocolate Underground is amazing.)

    Usually, though, I get plain Greek-style yogurt (Chobani or what's on sale) or cottage cheese (Friendship brand lowfat, whipped; cheap and high-protein) and add frozen berries. Yum!
    Friendship cottage cheese is good... Best one i found as far as price, taste and nutritional value. I mix equal parts of greek yogurt and cottage cheese.. Friendship has the whipped cottage cheese but i rather like the lumpy texture... ????

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