Where is my Fage greek yogurt?
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Anonymous
| Constantly out of stock these days at Safeway and Whole Foods. What's the deal? And what's the closest substitute? I tried but did not love Siggi's. |
Anonymous
| It’s at Walmart |
Anonymous
| Chobani plain |
Anonymous
| I buy it at either Giant or Wegmans. I haven’t found a comparable substitute for it. Chobani is a lot more tangy. |
Anonymous
| Costco. |
Anonymous
| Not at the Giant. Shelves are bare for this particular product/brand. |
Anonymous
| Try Oikos or Wallaby Greek yogurt. |
Anonymous
| It's at Harris teeter. On sale this week. |
Anonymous
| Giant in Cathedral Heights had it an hour ago. Only 0% and 2% though -- no whole milk. |
Anonymous
| I haven't seen it lately - but did score one today at DC Whole Foods. It was the 2%. |
Anonymous
| Wallaby’s organic Greek is my next best. At WF. Fage is the best! I’ve had lunch finding the smaller size individual tubs. |
Anonymous
| Have you tried Trader Joe’s Greek yogurt? I think it is close to Fage. |
Anonymous
|
Ok, I'll be That Person.
Try making your own! Use your favorite yogurt as a starter, and it'll taste very similar. You'll have to strain it afterwards to get the consistency of Fage. It's really not that hard - takes time, but I set it up in the evening, let it go all night, move the whole pot to the fridge in the morning, and strain that evening while I'm making/eating dinner. |
Anonymous
| Cabot is delish |
Anonymous
| I ate it, sorry. |