what do you put in plain yogurt?

I use natural yogurt and in the morning when I'm making my lunch put in some fruit (blackberries,strawberries and raspberries particularly) and by the time its lunch time The fruit has flavoured the yoghurt

I slice up some bananas and mix them in with some chia seeds. If you like oatmeal you should try doing overnight oatmeal. I take a serving of dry oats (not cooked) and mix together with a serving of yogurt. Put it in the refrigerator overnight and then in the morning add whatever fruit you like. The oatmeal soaks up the yogurt so its nice and soft!

I thaw out some frozen unsweetened cherries and add them to my plain greek yogurt and put about a tablespoon of Hershey's sugar free chocolate syrup on top. It is heavenly!

I really like to put granola in my yogurt...be careful of the kinds you buy as they tend to be high in sugar or carbs, but it is also very easy to make at home!!!

Strawberries & Graham cracker! YUMMY

I like to put vanilla protein powder and a few chopped walnuts in mine. Like others have said, fruit is great too!

A little bit of stevia, ground ginger and cinnamon. Fantastic and adds zero calories to the yogurt.

Honey and cinnamon...yummy!

A little bit of stevia, ground ginger and cinnamon. Fantastic and adds zero calories to the yogurt.

^^ THIS........and imitation vanilla.

BTW, I discovered that Dannon Oikos Plain Greek Yogurt has 10 calories MORE than Great Value Plain
same am't fat - ZERO-
BUT 1/2 the am't of sodium
1/2 the carbs & sugar
and DOUBLE the am't of protein, so I switched.
Obviously costs more, but it was worth it to me.
It fills me up, whereas the GV never did

I'll mix Nature's Path cereals into my yogurt, fruits, almonds, or cocoa powder.

I mix a half a scoop of protein powder in my plain greek yogurt.....then I add either blackberries or frozen blueberries. Sometimes I sprinkle granola on top or mix plain uncooked oatmeal in it with a little water and let it sit overnight to make refrigerator oatmeal.....Love plain greek yogurt!

A little bit of all natural fruit spread and a tablespoon or so of raw nuts, usually walnuts or pecans.

Bump for later! Totally trying the refrigerator oatmeal!

If you want it sweet (for breakfast):
- Jam (no-sugar-added is better than sugar-free is better than regular)
- Fresh fruit (strawberries, blueberries, peaches, bananas, cherries w/ stones removed, whatever you like)
- Dried fruit (mostly raisins, but stuff like dried apricots or craisins could be good too)
- Honey
- A tiny bit of vanilla or almond extract
- Granola (replace milk with greek yogurt and get more protein at breakfast )
- Pancakes! Mix some into your pancake batter. We've done it with flavored Chobani Greek yogurts, but plain yogurt might give pancakes an interesting sort of tang.

If you want it savory (for lunch or snack):
- Sliced cucumbers and about a teaspoon of dill (fresh or dried is your call, dried herbs have a sharper, more intense flavor)
- 1 pkt Hidden Valley Ranch seasoning in 2 cups of fat-free Greek yogurt gives you a delicious low-fat, high-protein ranch dressing substitute. Dip veggies in it, use it on your salads, put it in guacamole (seriously), anything you'd normally do with Ranch if you use it.

You can also sub in plain yogurt in a lot of recipes that call for cream/sour cream/milk/etc, like in smoothies, cream-based dips and sauces, some cakes and quickbreads (I'd check first, Google around some), etc.

i loveeee putting cinnamon in my yogurt its sooo good!!