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Greek Yogurt

anna&jl2011anna&jl2011 member
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My DS is 15 months old.  Since he's been eating yogurt I have always giving him Chobani Champions.  Recently the stores where I live have quit carrying it in the cups and only carry strawberry in the tubes.  Just wondering what brand(s) of greek yogurt yall give your children.  

Thanks!  

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Re: Greek Yogurt

  • harmonicbabe26harmonicbabe26 member
    I buy regular whole milk yogurt. I've never seen a full fat version of greek yogurt to be honest. And I've looked everywhere. 
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  • BriDailyBriDaily member
    I have been dying to get a yogurt maker and get ahold of raw milk to make yogurt. Would be so much better! 
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  • khill86khill86 member
    We buy Astro plan greek yogourt. It's 10 percent.
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  • anna&jl2011anna&jl2011 member
    Thanks everyone!  The only grocery stores we have around here to shop at are walmart and Bi-Lo.  I occasionally drive 45 mins to a place that has Harris Teeter. 
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  • lageorgiapaperielageorgiapaperie member

    Just make sure it's full fat yogurt. We get the YoBaby a lot, it's not Greek though.

    The Chobani Champions is low fat or fat free.

    BFP #1: 3.28.11 Dx w/ PIH @ 24w DS Born @ 36w: 11.7.11 6 Days in NICU
    BFP #2: 8.31.16 Dx w/ GD @ 28w DD Born @ 36w: 4.21.17


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  • eyenigheyenigh member
    I make my own now because I had a hard time finding full fat versions in the quantities that my son likes to eat. I bought a $39 yogurt maker and it's super easy to do-- and I am very lazy and not a cook. The yogurt comes out fantastic, too. 
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  • anna&jl2011anna&jl2011 member
    I get greek because he's not a be meat eater and it has more protein.  But I didn't realize I needed to get the full fat. Thanks! 
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  • anna&jl2011anna&jl2011 member

    imageeyenigh:
    I make my own now because I had a hard time finding full fat versions in the quantities that my son likes to eat. I bought a $39 yogurt maker and it's super easy to do-- and I am very lazy and not a cook. The yogurt comes out fantastic, too. 

     

    Did even realize there was a such thing as a yogurt maker.. lol Definitely have to check that out!  Thanks 

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  • lageorgiapaperielageorgiapaperie member

    imageanna&jl2011:
    I get greek because he's not a be meat eater and it has more protein.  But I didn't realize I needed to get the full fat. Thanks! 

    Sure :)

    The fat in yogurt is great for brain development, so while low fat isn't harmful the full fat is an easy way to make sure they get enough throughout the day.

    BFP #1: 3.28.11 Dx w/ PIH @ 24w DS Born @ 36w: 11.7.11 6 Days in NICU
    BFP #2: 8.31.16 Dx w/ GD @ 28w DD Born @ 36w: 4.21.17


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  • sunnyday016sunnyday016 member
    We buy the Stoneyfield plain whole milk yogurt. I mix it with applesauce or a little fruit puree.
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