Yogurt

Have any of you guys have tried Rachel's Yogurt or Oikos Organic Greek Yogurt? and what are your thought about both? which one is better?

Ive never tried Rachels but Oikos 0% is awesome, super creamy and it has extra protein! I like the plain with fresh fruit in it, also I sometimes put a tbsp of SF Preserve.

Fage and Chobani are also pretty tasty and taste the same as Oikos so I try and buy whatevers on sale.

How is Chobani? and where do you shop at?

I had Rachel's in about 5 varieties. All were good and unusual compared to other flavors I've had. If you have a Publix by you, check our their Green Wise flyer, which has coupons.

I've never tried either of these, but I do like Dannon Light'n'Fit. Especially the vanilla.

Chobani is excellent - they sell it in single serving containers and they're really yummy. The plain is really creamy and good to mix with things but the fruit flavors are really delicous. The sugar's kind of high but I believe it's natural sugars - the ingredients list is very short :)

I eat a lot of Fage 0% as well - yum!

i love light and fit!!!!! the vanilla, lemon, or white truffle with rasberry are the perfect cure for late night sweets attack.

I found a even better brand of yogurt.  Its called Siggis.  Its yogurt from Iceland.  Check out the website below.  You can get it at Whole Foods.   My favorite is the pumpkin ginger one.

http://skyr.com/

it is only avalible in the east cost?

has anyone tried soy yogurt and how is it? like stoneyfield or whole soy

i am trying to go vegan

Stoneyfield's soy yogurt's not vegan - FYI.

I like making my own yogurt from skim milk, or I'll buy whatever brand of Greek yogurt that's cheapest. Usually Chobani or Fage - and I like them better than Oikos.

Zebulan: how do you make your own yogurt? that sounds fun/healthy

what are some brands of yogurt are vegan friendly? and taste good

Found one!!

http://nogurt.com/

Original Post by lafoutloud01:

Zebulan: how do you make your own yogurt? that sounds fun/healthy

 It is! I have a EuroCuisine yogurt maker, although I've heard there are ways to make it without one...