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jonilynn70
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Can anyone shed some light for me on now low fat or fat free Greek yogurt can be included in clean eating recipes when the ingredient list is huge and full of junk? And the full fat type is 300 calories for a cup!!! Help!!
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What ingredients are listed? In the one I eat (low fat) the ingredients list is: "Cows' milk".
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Have you tried looking at other brands?
http://www.chobani.com/products/plain#plain-non-fat
Ingredients
Nonfat Yogurt (Cultured Pasteurized Nonfat Milk). Contains Milk. Contains Live And Active Cultures: S. Thermophilus, L. Bulgaricus, L. Acidophilus, Bifidus And L. Casei.1 -
Erm ... those are the bacteria nessesary to make yogurt.
Are you serious? Sounds like trolling a bit.16 -
If there are none then I would be seriously concerned what is in this 'yogurt' lol.3
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oikos triple zero but.. um.. what is "clean eating" and "junk". No such thing. #iifym6
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That's basically what I was coming to post about 0% and 2% Fage, which have the same limited ingredients as those listed for the Chobani.
Maybe my yogurt experience is limited, but I've never seen a low fat or skim yogurt that was unflavored with added stuff (it's only different from the full fat in that they use skim or low fat milk).
Whether it's "clean" or not, dunno, as it's still obviously processed (not that there's anything wrong with that), but this idea that plain yogurt has a bunch of extra ingredients added is not something I've run into.7 -
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"Clean eating" has dozens of different meanings. And yeah, yogurt includes cultures. They aren't "junk".10
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gebeziseva wrote: »Erm ... those are the bacteria nessesary to make yogurt.
Are you serious? Sounds like trolling a bit.
I believe marieamethyst's point is that there are no added ingredients beyond what you'd expect, no?13 -
Incidentally the reason yougurt is recommended by our GPs when we have tummy issues is because these bacteria are helpful in digestion.0
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gebeziseva wrote: »Erm ... those are the bacteria nessesary to make yogurt.
Are you serious? Sounds like trolling a bit.
I would like to point out that I am not the OP, and I only posted an example of a nonfat Greek yogurt so they'd know there are brands out there that don't have all the extra ingredients that some of the other brands do. (Usually the flavored ones)
If this means I'm trolling, then so be it.
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be careful of all the sugar that is in yogurt. I stopped eating it for that reason.0
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I just looked at my Fage 0 Greek Yogurt - it is only skim milk and yogurt cultures. Nothing huge or junky.4
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lemurcat12 wrote: »gebeziseva wrote: »Erm ... those are the bacteria nessesary to make yogurt.
Are you serious? Sounds like trolling a bit.
I believe marieamethyst's point is that there are no added ingredients beyond what you'd expect, no?
@marieamethyst I have to apologize. (And possibly put down the phone and go to sleep.)
I mistook you for the OP. I was basically arguing with what in my imagination was the OP complaining about the bacteria.
Sorry for the confusion everyone and good night all!18 -
cherylw32904 wrote: »be careful of all the sugar that is in yogurt. I stopped eating it for that reason.
I have no issues with lactose. I believe it can be an issue if you are lactose intolerant.4 -
cherylw32904 wrote: »be careful of all the sugar that is in yogurt. I stopped eating it for that reason.
The sugar in plain yogurt is natural (lactose). Flavored yogurt has added sugar, but not plain. And if you don't have a reason to watch your sugar intake, it's fine in moderation.11 -
gebeziseva wrote: »lemurcat12 wrote: »gebeziseva wrote: »Erm ... those are the bacteria nessesary to make yogurt.
Are you serious? Sounds like trolling a bit.
I believe marieamethyst's point is that there are no added ingredients beyond what you'd expect, no?
@marieamethyst I have to apologize. (And possibly put down the phone and go to sleep.)
I mistook you for the OP. I was basically arguing with what in my imagination was the OP complaining about the bacteria.
Sorry for the confusion everyone and good night all!
Lol I was wondering what you were on about
The poor lass was just posting the ingredients.
Ni night
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cherylw32904 wrote: »be careful of all the sugar that is in yogurt. I stopped eating it for that reason.
Yay all the more for me then!7 -
cherylw32904 wrote: »be careful of all the sugar that is in yogurt. I stopped eating it for that reason.
The chobani 0% yogurt i eat has 3.2g of sugar per 100g. The full fat one has 2.7g sugar. Hardly a huge amount of sugar, pretty minimal IMO.
The flavoured yogurts can sometimes have around 10g per 100g, still not a lot of sugar if you ask me.5 -
Thank you everyone. I wasn't referring to the cultures as junk. Obviously this is the primary reason to eat the yogurt. I was reading containers at Walmart and got frustrated and gave up. I don't recall the brands but this post makes me more comfortable that I can find something without additives and extras. Thanks again for the links.2
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