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Greek Yogurt

ladylisaltladylisalt member
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I don't know what it is but I cannot acquire the taste for Greek yogurt. I have eaten several diff. brands/types in the past but just can't do it now. I am also expecting and wonder if its more of a turn off than before. I was just wondering if I am alone on this as it seems like Greek style is all that everyone is eating.
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Re: Greek Yogurt

  • Us&theBunniesUs&theBunnies member
    Assuming you have tried different brands, have you tried different fat levels? Really the only difference between most greek/greek style yogurt and "regular" is that it's strained one additional time so it's thicker.

    That being said I was not a fan of most until I tried the Fage 2% - it is a world of difference in flavor (it's rich, slightly tangy, and on the ones with the separate fruit/honey portion they recommend bending it to pour over the yogurt and then not stirring - the strawberry is  very similar to strawberry cheesecake like this) the 0% IMO was sour and not pleasant, 2% of fat made all the difference in the world.
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    Us&theBunnies said:
    Assuming you have tried different brands, have you tried different fat levels? Really the only difference between most greek/greek style yogurt and "regular" is that it's strained one additional time so it's thicker.

    That being said I was not a fan of most until I tried the Fage 2% - it is a world of difference in flavor (it's rich, slightly tangy, and on the ones with the separate fruit/honey portion they recommend bending it to pour over the yogurt and then not stirring - the strawberry is  very similar to strawberry cheesecake like this) the 0% IMO was sour and not pleasant, 2% of fat made all the difference in the world.
    I think I tried Fage once and didn't mind it. Thanks for the info, maybe I will try it one more time.
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