Best tasting low/moderate sugar vanilla yogurt?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"Plain vanilla" is very high in sugar, pp- do you mean that you get plain yogurt?

Where do you all find siggis vanilla?

I find Siggi's vanilla at Target and at Giant.

[Anonymous]

Noosa, a Colorado brand that Balduci's carries locally. I usually am a plain greek yogurt eater but this is really good - and not sweet for a 'flavored' yogurt. Noosa's strawberry rhubarb really good too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Plain vanilla" is very high in sugar, pp- do you mean that you get plain yogurt?

Where do you all find siggis vanilla?

I find Siggi's vanilla at Target and at Giant.

I just picked some siggis last night based on this thread. Got it at safeway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Try Yoplait Greek style Yogurt. It's not as tart as other Greek yogurts.

Both of my kids will eat this with honey.

[Anonymous]

Has anyone tried the Carbmaster yogurt at Harris Teeter? I saw it last week and noticed that it only had 2 grams of sugar.

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Anonymous wrote:Brown Cow yogurt is so delicious - it tastes like pure cream! Siggis is really the only brand lower in sugar (without using a sugar sub) but I dont think they have a vanilla, plus it is pretty tart.

I'm eating siggi's now, for the first time. I have the coconut flavor and it's very tart and doesent taste like coconut at all. Is this true of all the flavors? I love it regardless (very thick and creamy) just wondering if they are all tart like this.

[Anonymous]

Isn't yogurt meant to be tart?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Brown Cow yogurt is so delicious - it tastes like pure cream! Siggis is really the only brand lower in sugar (without using a sugar sub) but I dont think they have a vanilla, plus it is pretty tart.

I'm eating siggi's now, for the first time. I have the coconut flavor and it's very tart and doesent taste like coconut at all. Is this true of all the flavors? I love it regardless (very thick and creamy) just wondering if they are all tart like this.

I'm the poster you quoted - funny, I just picked up Siggis coconut, too, for the first time. I like Chobani coconut soooo much better, and it's only 2g more sugar than the Siggis. I've only tried the Siggis strawberry and blueberry and they are really tart.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

OP said low/moderate sugar.

While this is my favorite yogurt, it has 32g of sugar per cup.

[Anonymous]

siggis legit tastes like vomit.
I'm partial to liberte full fat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Brown Cow yogurt is so delicious - it tastes like pure cream! Siggis is really the only brand lower in sugar (without using a sugar sub) but I dont think they have a vanilla, plus it is pretty tart.

I'm eating siggi's now, for the first time. I have the coconut flavor and it's very tart and doesent taste like coconut at all. Is this true of all the flavors? I love it regardless (very thick and creamy) just wondering if they are all tart like this.

Yes, it's so horrible that yuppies convince themselves it's good because it's 'unique' and it also has good packaging/marketing.

[Anonymous]

Wallaby's full fat plain yogurt. Kids will eat it with fruit. Takes like pure cream. We use it as a desert. Makes you feel like you have eaten something really self indulgent.

[Anonymous]

We also like noosa honey yogurt. But it has 28g of sugar per serving. Yikes! So try to mix with plain.

[Anonymous]

Noosa
Liberty

There's a whole milk plain yogurt at the Asian markets I love. I can't recall the brand.

The trick is to get full fat plain yogurt and to mix in a tiny amount of fruit.

[Anonymous]

Liberté Méditerranée yogurt >