You might also try adding stevia drops!

add a bit of maple syrup to siggi's...will still be lower sugar than the others.

I get 2% plain greek (not as sour as the nonfat) and mix with honey and a dash of vanilla and DC like it. I also buy yobaby vanilla and it has more sugar per ounce than greek but the serving size is very small (it packs a good punch of calories/fat/protein for such a small size) so the total sugar consumed is less than a container of say chobani vanilla.

I mix plain and vanilla yogurt for my DD. Less sweet and she likes it.

http://www.foodfacts.com/index.php?option=com_products&view=products_search&id=-999&searchWord=vanilla%20yogurt&searchType=Keywords&sort_by=Score%20100-0

Not vanilla, but Noosa honey yogurt is delicious and seems lower in sugar than other brands. Mostly I make my own, but I get this sometimes for a treat.

Anonymous wrote:Make your own: Greek yogurt, a bit of vanilla, a bit of honey.

+1 I use an alcohol free vanilla extract from Trader Joe's.
The vanilla extract is made with some sugar.

Make your own: Greek yogurt, a bit of vanilla, a bit of honey.

I'm trying to ramp down the sugar consumption in my kid. He loves yogurt, but the vanilla has a ton of sugar. He doesn't like plain, and refused to eat siggis. Anyone have ideas for the lowest-sugar vanilla yogut? (I am hoping someone else has researched this).