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Anonymous wrote:Don't know, but isn't fat in yogurt good for you?
Costco is annoying because all the plain yogurts are fat free.

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.

I haven't seen it at the DC and MD Costcos I've been at. I'll look again.

Anonymous wrote:Don't know, but isn't fat in yogurt good for you?
Costco is annoying because all the plain yogurts are fat free.

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 wrote: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?

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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?

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.

Don't know, but isn't fat in yogurt good for you?
Costco is annoying because all the plain yogurts are fat free.

Siggs hasn't been good in a long time.

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!