greek yogurt

If you've got a Trader Joe's nearby, I've found their plain Greek yogurt to be my absolute favorite! I buy the 2% and I use it as a sour cream substitute for the whole family, I put it in my oatmeal, smoothies, and eat it as a snack with fresh fruit and a little honey. Blueberries & strawberries are good, but I'm on a total peach kick right now with all the summer fruit coming in. So sweet and so good with the yogurt. Add a sprinkle of cinnamon and it almost tastes like dessert!

Oh yea when you add fruit and honey or anything to it it doesn't tasted bad, chobani is definitely one of the better ones.

The sugar is kind of bad in them (but the calories are still fairly manageable at least for me), but the only one I've found I even like is "Yoplait - Greek 2x Protein Strawberry Yogurt, 6 oz" in the MFP database. The key lime isn't bad either, but not my favorite.

I tried the Chiobani, but I did not like the taste.

Fage or Chobani. I only buy them plain and add my own fruit. I love the richness of Greek style and will never go back to the watered down, artificially flavored junk.

Edited to add: both of these brands only contain cream, milk, and bactericas. No thickening agents like some brands.

I use Greek God when I am not counting calories, it's high, but so delicious. Right now I have yoplait greek with fruit on the bottom and it' good,not as good, but still good. The sugar is not an issue to me, it fits into my plan just fine. I thought Ghobani was awful, horrible stuff, so did my daughter, who loves all other yogurt. I wish I liked plain yogurt bc it would be a little healthier, but I hate it. I wonder if I mixed honey into some ghobani plain with fruit if it would taste any better.

Trader Joe's greek yogurt is definitely the best tasting I've had. I used to eat Chobani all the time, but now switched to this stuff. Love it.

I love Fage brand, I add honey, pumpkin flax granola, fresh strawberries, blueberries etc. It is so good and very filling.

I buy the plain greek yogurt and prefer the no fat.
It's great to use instead of sour cream in cooking, in guacamole, on baked potato, and in soups like borscht or chili too. When I want yogurt or a quick breakfast, I throw berries into it of whatever kind is on hand. I can thaw berries and use them with the yogurt and haven't felt that I needed to add honey to it for it to taste good.

Fage Total whole fat plain, hands down. The fat-free and even 2% is too runny and sour for me, regardless of brand. I like the whole fat Fage because its really thick, fluffy and not as sour. The single serving has 10g of fat with 18g of protein whereas the bigger tub has 11g of fat and 20g of protein.

Banana Blueberry Cinnamon
1)Add 1/2 mashed banana and blend in well then toss in 1/2 cup blueberries with some ground hazelnut and a bit of Saigon cinnamon.
Banana CinnaBun Bread Pudding
2)1/2 serving Fage Total: Add CinnaBun flavored protein powder, Ozery Morning Round cinnamon raisin bun, 1/2 banana and a bit of Saigon cinnamon.
CinnaBun and Oats Milkshake
3.1/2 serving Fage Total; Add CinnaBun flavored protein powder, 1/4 cup steel cut oats, 1/2 cup coconut milk and splash of maple extract.

My favorite is non fat Fage and the yoplait honey vanilla greek yogurt. You can get a huge tub of Fage at Costco for cheap!

I personally love the greek honey yogurt or the greek honey vanilla yogurt.

i love the fage 0% fat one, i toast some oats and sprinkle over the top and then drizzle with honey. YUM

I buy a store brand at a local store. It's a dollar fifty cheaper than anywhere else. The taste is the same to me. I usually just make smoothies with it but the odd time I'll add chia seeds, ground flax seed and berries. It's zero fat so when I make a smoothie I add coconut oil.

I like Fage the best, I usually get the 0% because I like to use my fat grams goal on other things like avocado and coconut oil. I use vanilla flavored stevia drops in my yogurt too. PB2 mixed in it is amazing too!