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| Yes. I don't eat regular yogurt anymore. It's too thin for me. |
| I think I am an outlier in that I don't really like yogurt, period. However, I eat the Greek stuff anyway because it is the most satisfying (long-lasting) snack I can find, especially while pregnant. I get the plain kind and add granola and honey. |
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Yes. I was not a yogurt eater until I tried Greek yogurt. I just didn't like the runny texture of regular yogurt. I LOVE the thickness of Greek yogurt, and the extra protein is a plus! I only eat the 0% Greek because dairy fat and my digestive system are enemies, but even the 0% is really thick and creamy.
OTOH, my mother hates Greek yogurt for exactly the reason that I love it. |
| Yes, because it fills me up, whereas regular yogurt doesn't. But I don't really like yogurt that much in general. I go through phases where I'll eat it five days in a row and then won't touch it again for a month. |
| Don't like yogurt much but if I had to pick, would eat regular. Tried Greek and gross. |
| I didn't think I would like it and I have been converted. I did try the 100 calorie kind of threw it away after one bite. Disgusting! But the rest of it is filling enough to eat for lunch with some fruit, chips, etc. |
+1 However, I drink a lot of kefir as well. |
Well you should have no problem wit yogurt. The "dairy fat" has been eaten by the bacteria. |
I have enough problems with cheese, milk, ice cream, butter, etc. that I very rarely eat those things. Why would I risk the discomfort with yogurt when 0% is available and I enjoy it? |
| no. Love yogurt. Greek yogurt makes my mouth feel like I chewed on chalk. |
| I like both - I feel like they taste different. The regular yogurt I'm more likely to eat with fruit and/or granola or mix in for sauces, while the greek kind I like with honey and sometimes fruit. |
| No. |
| Fage plain greek yogurt is now on everything I eat. If I think sour cream would make something taste better, I use the fage. I do not like regular yogurt but I am a huge fan of this greek yogurt. |
So you put it on your yogurt? |