Best tasting non-dairy yogurt
twhaley1990
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I'm not necessarily the biggest yogurt eater, but sometimes I really crave it. Plus, it's good for smoothies. However, recently my tummy has become inconsistently not so fond of yogurt, which really stinks. I'm thinking non-dairy is the best way to go to ensure I'll always have a good yogurt day. So what dairy free yogurts do you all recommend?
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Do they even make a diary free version of yogurt?0
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Do they even make a diary free version of yogurt?
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I get whole soy & co usually because it's cheap.
Also there is so delicious brand which is made of coconut I think but I haven't tried it.0 -
I find the coconut milk is much better than the soy-based ones.0
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I use ALPRO soy yoghurt. Only one I have tried but I find it as nice or better tasting than the dairy ones I used to eat, with none of the discomfort afterwards. Not sure of the flavour range of individual pots, but 500g pots of natural are available. This is in UK not sure if it's different for you.0
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I can't even imagine how bad non-dairy yogurt tastes.
Why not just find something you enjoy and eat it in the version nature intended instead of some highly processed version that probably tastes awful?0 -
I have tried a few, but my favorite is Silk soy yogurt. Their almond yogurt is good, too, but the soy is creamier.
Almond dream makes an almond yogurt but it's too gritty for my taste. SO makes a coconut yogurt which I think is also kind of gritty.0 -
I can't even imagine how bad non-dairy yogurt tastes.
Why not just find something you enjoy and eat it in the version nature intended instead of some highly processed version that probably tastes awful?
Some people are allergic to dairy. Also yogurt isn't natural either lol it's also very processed.0 -
The So Delicious coconut milk yogurts are tasty!0
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Whole soy is so good! Lots of flavors, even key lime. There's also an almond milk brand called Almande, which is super rich and very tasty too.0
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Non-dairy yogurts are poor imitations and not so healthy. Why not try a non-dairy milk and chia seeds instead to get the thickness of yogurt in your smoothies?0
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Thanks for all the suggestions, guys! You've given me a pretty good starting point0
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I use ALPRO soy yoghurt. Only one I have tried but I find it as nice or better tasting than the dairy ones I used to eat, with none of the discomfort afterwards. Not sure of the flavour range of individual pots, but 500g pots of natural are available. This is in UK not sure if it's different for you.
i am a big fan of the alpro yogurts. the cherry and blueberry flavours are my favourite.0 -
I can't even imagine how bad non-dairy yogurt tastes.
Why not just find something you enjoy and eat it in the version nature intended instead of some highly processed version that probably tastes awful?
don't knock it until you try it! the ones i have tried taste great!0 -
I realize this is a really old thread, but in case someone else searches and ends up here like I just did, I just wanted to add that the So Delicious Cultered Almond Milk (Greek Style) Yogurt, Strawberry flavor is horrendous. The flavoring is very artificial and I will not be buying it again!0
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I realize this is a really old thread, but in case someone else searches and ends up here like I just did, I just wanted to add that the So Delicious Cultered Almond Milk (Greek Style) Yogurt, Strawberry flavor is horrendous. The flavoring is very artificial and I will not be buying it again!
I believe it! I didn't care for the coconut Greek styled yogurt either, and I love the regular coconut yogurt (definitely my favorite). I also do not like O'Soy one bit. So Delicious Cultured Coconut Milk Yogurt and Wholesoy are definitely my favorites.0 -
I can't even imagine how bad non-dairy yogurt tastes.
Why not just find something you enjoy and eat it in the version nature intended instead of some highly processed version that probably tastes awful?
Oh God coconut yoghurt is so delicious! Do try it. I could eat it all day if it wasn't $12.00 a tub.
Also goats milk and sheeps milk yoghurt is nice too and much lower in fat and sugars than cow yoghurt0
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