What's in your yogurt?

[Princess L]

[supernick]

I have actully been on a big yogurt kick lately. Ive been eating it at least 3 times a day i like the same brand but ive been buying the one that has the carmelized almonds, i love it. I also like the chobani coconut flavor with the dark chocolate and almond chips.

[Archer77]

Fage is my favorite.

[Princess L]

Has anyone noticed TILAPIA (fish) in the listed ingredients?!
 

[supernick]

Strange very strange

[BigCyp]

Has anyone noticed TILAPIA (fish) in the listed ingredients?!
 

WTH?

[Purge_WTF]

My mother introduced me to Greek yogurt recently. Very good.

The cafeteria where I work sells big cups of yogurt parfait with granola and whole strawberries for the rare times I get tired of peanut butter sandwiches.

[BigCyp]

My mother introduced me to Greek yogurt recently. Very good.

The cafeteria where I work sells big cups of yogurt parfait with granola and whole strawberries for the rare times I get tired of peanut butter sandwiches.

Oh bro, don't go there....PB and Jam sandwiches 

They don't marry well with a 50-80g carb diet lol.

[Purge_WTF]

Oh bro, don't go there....PB and Jam sandwiches 

They don't marry well with a 50-80g carb diet lol.

Try plain PB on Weight Watchers bread. Works for me.

[Archer77]

They put fish and fish scales in a bunch of stuff.  One use is as a thickening agent.

[tu_holmes]

Look at the Chobani plain nothing added yogurt... That stuff is REAL yogurt.

[Princess L]

Look at the Chobani plain nothing added yogurt... That stuff is REAL yogurt.

Exactly.  Always check your labels.  Everyone hopping on the Greek yogurt bandwagon these days.  So many of them shoudn't even be allowed to call themselves yogurt  

FAGE and Chobani for sure the real deal.

Another thing to try is labneh.  It's the Lebanese version of Greek yogurt.  They sometimes call it labneh cheese if the whey is drained out to the point of it being like cream cheese (which would happen to any yogurt if strained enough).

[Princess L]

They put fish and fish scales in a bunch of stuff.  One use is as a thickening agent.

Yep, apparently so, as a "gelatin".  It's got something to do with the vegan thing or Kosher thing, or both

[BigCyp]

Exactly.  Always check your labels.  Everyone hopping on the Greek yogurt bandwagon these days.  So many of them shoudn't even be allowed to call themselves yogurt  

FAGE and Chobani for sure the real deal.

Another thing to try is labneh.  It's the Lebanese version of Greek yogurt.  They sometimes call it labneh cheese if the whey is drained out to the point of it being like cream cheese (which would happen to any yogurt if strained enough).

Exactly, i'm sick of the number of fatties in my office who are now eating greek 'yogurt' as if it was invented yesterday? Oh well, they'll be back to eating an entire pint of Hagen Daaz a day when the fad is over  

[Archer77]

Exactly, i'm sick of the number of fatties in my office who are now eating greek 'yogurt' as if it was invented yesterday? Oh well, they'll be back to eating an entire pint of Hagen Daaz a day when the fad is over 

Hipsters have caught wind. 

[TightBody]

I love greek yogurt with honey in it. 

[Primemuscle]

This is one of my favorites too. The other day I found Greek yogurt with honey and lemon. It was great. I also found Greek yogurt with coconut. This was pretty amazing stuff, but expensive.

[booty]

I have only ever eaten greek yogurt.  I just add fresh fruit like berries and a little honey. 

[njflex]

greek yogurt evry day just about. in between breakfast and lunch i use vanilla or banana and apple cinnamon chobani add 1 scoop choc/vanilla protein whey in it,,30/36 grams protein depending on which yogurt brand used ,,i make a little pudding with it add a bit water to the mix,,,

[Princess L]

greek yogurt evry day just about. in between breakfast and lunch i use vanilla or banana and apple cinnamon chobani add 1 scoop choc/vanilla protein whey in it,,30/36 grams protein depending on which yogurt brand used ,,i make a little pudding with it add a bit water to the mix,,,

Go for the plain (less additives) and just add your own stuff like berries, honey, few drops of REAL vanilla, peanut butter, dried fruit, homemade granola, ...

[Primemuscle]

Go for the plain (less additives) and just add your own stuff like berries, honey, few drops of REAL vanilla, peanut butter, dried fruit, homemade granola, ...

Good idea, but more work. Yogurt is like the quick fix meal. If I have to start concocting something to make it tastier, I might as well fix something else.

[TightBody]

This is one of my favorites too. The other day I found Greek yogurt with honey and lemon. It was great. I also found Greek yogurt with coconut. This was pretty amazing stuff, but expensive.

never tried it with lemon, i'm sure its good, I like to make my own yogurt and add things to it also