Greek Yogurt is sooooo yucky! What can I do to make it taste

I eat Greek yogurt with almost all of my meals but I HATE it by itself or with fruit.
And I love it on top of pancakes and sweeten it with Truvia and thin it out with some unsweetened almond milk and cinnamon to taste. It's delicious!!

and I eat Fage 0%

LOL... edited due to the fact that this tread is from over a year ago.

I like it as a dip, with cucumber, mint and garlic, in a smoothie also with fresh fruit and allbranor with maple syrup, hazelnuts or walnuts or add some honey too.

i can agree with you on the taste of chobani. I don't enjoy it. I do however love Fage's greek yogurt!!! its the best. I also like cabot's greek yogurt. It's sweet.

I have a long-term, permanent solution for you: don't buy it again.

I bought my first tub of Astro original greek yogurt in honey(not sure if this is only in canada). It is soo good. I love it. I wish I could eat it all day every day but its too high in calories. Yummy. My new favorite food.

Try freezing it with fruit. It's pretty good

I.HATE.GREEK.YOGURT.

I think Greek yogurt is the ONLY food that I refuse to eat........ I have tried it every way imaginable, even in place of sour cream.

My vote: There is no hope.

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This!!!!!

Read a tip on Hungry Girl blogs about the new Frosting Creations. They are little packets of powder that you put into a base frosting. They are sold separately. And I love them in my plain )% greek yogurt. They are not sweetened, I add splenda. I had Chocolate Marshmallow Yogurt at lunch today.

I LOVE Chobani Greek Yogurt. So do my kids. Yoplait Greek Yogurt is sweeter and creamier, if I remember. You might want to try that one. I also mix OIKOS Greek Yogurt with Chobani Vanilla Greek Yogurt. OIKOS is sweeter but Chobani is better for you, so you get the best of both worlds. I would also try adding berries or bananas to it and making a smoothie. The bananas would sweeten it.

I do believe it's an acquired taste. I started eating it because my cousin, who is a fitness and nutrition guru, won't buy any other kind of yogurt. It has so many more nutrients, protein, and fiber than regular yogurt and is more natural without all the additives.

Anyway, I hope that helps!

I buy the GREEK GODS HONEY and love it. I did try another brand in PLAIN...and yucky is an understatement and I even tried adding vanilla to it...still yucky. So I went back to the Greek Gods. I noticed last weekend Greek Gods has different flavors too.

I use Greek yogurt in the smoothie I make for breakfast almost every day. Half a cup of frozen berries, half a cup of the yogurt, half a cup of milk (I use 2%, but whatever your preference is), and a scoop of whey isolate powder. Yum!

Add granola to it.

I use to be like that also. Try mixing your favorite sugar free jello to it and mix it up. Add a bit of water to the jello to dissolve it and then mix it into the yogurt. Also try adding an organic sweetener like agave. I now only use Greek yogurt simply because it has more protein.

Hope that helps, otherwise try different types of Greek yogurt until you find one you like.

Oh man I'm in LOVE with Greek yogurt. Chobani is my fav. but sometimes I have to settle for Fage instead if my local store is out. But yes, it's a very great source for low carb/high protein meal. I eat it for breakfast or a dessert. The fruit on the bottom ones I avoid because the fruit, although fruit, is still nothing more than processed food and takes away from the healthy natural benefits of the yogurt. Unfortunaly, the Yoplait and some of the others are really not beneficial because they still "Americanize" it to some degree and, while they do taste better to someone who hasn't acquired the Greek yogurt kick, they're full of chemical sweeteners and have a much higher carb content so you're losing a lot of the protein with those.

STEVIA is your friend with Greek yogurt. And I don't mean the crappy cut Stevia you find in grocery stores like Truvia which only uses an extract of the stevia along with some sugar alcohol; I'm talking about the real deal. I get mine at a local health food store and it's about $12 for a tiny jar but it will last 6 months at least. It's so pure and sweet that you only have to use the tiniest of amounts. The other benefit of using real stevia is that it's great for your teeth. I also use it in coffee and to bake with and you should see the improvement in my dental x-rays and perio. reports and the only change has been adding stevia to my diet. I'd heard it was great for oral care/health and they were right! It also has tons of other benefits like lowering blood pressure, skin health, inhibiting bacteria growth, and helps to fight obesity (double bonus for the weight loss journey!) by aiding in proper digestion and insulin regulation.

I put a tiny amount in with the yogurt and stir it up. It's all it needs to make it a nice, creamy, cool, healthy, sweet treat that fills you up. Add some fresh fruit if you want and/or some granola and it's so much better than the sour/tart taste some of the plain ones can have.