Did Siggis change their fat-free yogurt?
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Anonymous
| I noticed my Siggi’s yogurt tasted different recently and realized that what’s normally their fat-free yogurt now says low-fat yogurt. It’s about 30 calories more and obviously has some fat in it. It seems to be their yogurt starting with some March expiration dates. I tried to find something online about a change or a new low-fat variety and I can’t find anything, including on Siggis’ website. Has anyone else noticed this? Does anyone know anything about it? I’m worried they aren’t making their fat-free version anymore, which I love! |
Anonymous
| Siggs hasn't been good in a long time. |
Anonymous
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Don't know, but isn't fat in yogurt good for you?
Costco is annoying because all the plain yogurts are fat free. |
Anonymous
| I googled and that brand has both a fat free and low fat version. I am guessing you just bought the wrong kind - maybe the labeling is similar. |
Anonymous
| They've always made no fat and low fat (and a whole with 4% fat). You bought the wrong one. I guess you could leave a spoonful in the container if you're worried about 30 calories? |
Anonymous
This. But deal |
Anonymous
FWIW, this must vary by store b/c my favorite plain yogurt (Noga) is whole milk, which I buy cheap at Costco. Fairfax also had a whole milk Greek yogurt recently (don't remember the brand), but I wasn't a fan of that one. |
Anonymous
I haven't seen it at the DC and MD Costcos I've been at. I'll look again. |