The Yogurt Thread

Stonyfield whole milk French Vanilla

Because 1.45 billion wouldn't be super ... just merely good.

I am not a yogurt snob   store brand plain with unsweetened fruit and a splash of vanilla.  I dump off any "water" off the top from the opened container to make it thicker like greek yogurt without paying the big bucks for chobani (which I do like if I have a coupon for it)

My daughters each have a different preference, Thing 1 likes the yoplait whipped light chocolate and Miss Thing likse the yocrunch (as long as it isn't granola topping), they both like the ones that have candy or cookie toppings.  So much for teaching healthy eating habits....

I like plain Greek yogurt from Cabot.  I mix in some homemade granola with fresh strawberries for breakfast.

I saw a cool technique where you can put drops of yogurt on cookie pans, freeze them and eat them for snacks. The almost look like dippin' dots.  I'm gong to try it this weekend.

YES! A yogurt thread! My favourite is the low fat plain Greek by Fage, and I put in berries I've picked and frozen, or some local raw honey. If I have lemon curd, I'll put that in my yogurt too.

It's expensive though, so I usually end up buying Chobani 0% fat Greek plain and again put in berries and/or honey/lemon curd.

For flavored stuff, once in a very, very blue moon I splurge and buy Liberte's Lemon yogurt. It's something crazy like 270 calories for a serving, but it's soooo thick and creamy and lemony and tasty. Most of the Liberte flavors are really good. Easy to find in Canada (I think it's from Quebec) and getting easier to find in New England. Not sure where else you can get Liberte yogurt, but try it if you get the chance. Expensive, but good!

Brown Cow Cream Top Peach or Cherry Vanilla.

Or if it's on sale, any of the Noosa flavors.

+1 for Chobani, any flavor except Honey!  The protein content of Chobani is the bomb, too.

And for the record, my brother told me that Aldi's yogurt IS Chobani, just rebranded (look at the labels, nutrition info.. he said they're identical) and thus cheaper.

Who else makes thier own?

X2 (or is it up to 3 or 4 now?) on Chobani. I like almost all of the flavors, though the texture took some getting used to. Adding granola works well also.

And frozen, with hot fudge and maybe some raspberries. TCBY!

x eleventy billion

I go on and off of yogurt kicks, but Chobani pineapple is always the first I go back to. 

I do!  I was starting to wonder if anybody would.

Super easy to do.

My daughter loves the chanobi - vanilla.

My wife likes activia vanilla.

Me, not a yogurt snob. I like the yoplait, the oikos (caramel), the knock off store brand w/ aspertaime, or whatever it is. 

Dairy is one of my weaknesses.

X2 Chobani Pineapple.....Deeeeeeeelish!!!