Favorite type of yogurt

Anonymous
The options are endless these days: Greek, Icelandic, Oat, Almond milk, Chobani flips, etc etc. What’s your favorite type/brand and why?
Anonymous
My favorite is Icelandic, specifically Siggi’s 4% because it’s rich and satisfying.
Anonymous
I find greek yogurt too thick.

I'm a huge fan of plain whole milk yogurt (not greek). I like Brown Cow, Stonyfield, Giant's nature's promise and the Wegman's brand.
Anonymous
Favorite flavored would be Icelandic coconut and chobani low sugar vanilla cinnamon. I try to look for ones that are high protein and low(er) sugar and without added fillers like cornstarch. These fit the bill.

For plain, any whole milk or 2% Greek yogurt is fine for me
Anonymous
I find the strained yogurts (Greek, Icelandic, etc...) to be way too thick. My favorite is White Mountain Bulgarian yogurt that I find at my local Giant.
Anonymous
+1 for Siggi's 4%. I like yogurts to be a little on the bitter side.
Anonymous
Regular yogurt with fruit on the bottom.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I find greek yogurt too thick.

I'm a huge fan of plain whole milk yogurt (not greek). I like Brown Cow, Stonyfield, Giant's nature's promise and the Wegman's brand.


+1. And the european yogurt that trader joes no longer carries
Anonymous
TwoGood black cherry Or strawberry. Because it’s not got as much sugar as some of the others.
Anonymous
Noosa! Creamy, flavorful, satisfying. Lemon curd and strawberry rhubarb are my favorites.
Anonymous
I like Stoneyfield or Brown Cow whole milk. Smooth, not too sharp.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Noosa! Creamy, flavorful, satisfying. Lemon curd and strawberry rhubarb are my favorites.


Yes I love noosa. So good and dessert like.
Anonymous
La Fermiere. I tried it because I wanted a few of the cute containers - I stuck with it because it’s delicious. I like it even better than the original Liberté yogurt that was my standard before they changed it. I also used to like the a Brown Cow cream on top yogurt, but La Fermiere is my current favorite by a mile. Thick, rich, creamy, and not too sweet. I’d eat it every day if I could find a wider variety of flavors.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:La Fermiere. I tried it because I wanted a few of the cute containers - I stuck with it because it’s delicious. I like it even better than the original Liberté yogurt that was my standard before they changed it. I also used to like the a Brown Cow cream on top yogurt, but La Fermiere is my current favorite by a mile. Thick, rich, creamy, and not too sweet. I’d eat it every day if I could find a wider variety of flavors.



2nd. I settle for Oui sometimes. But the La Fermiere vanilla is better than ice cream.
Anonymous
Third vote for La Fermeire. Expensive and worth every penny.
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