Anonymous
Post 05/09/2022 19:53     Subject: What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

Salsa. And then I dip carrots in it. Or use it to dress taco salad. So good.

Also mix in chipotle peppers for a sauce on fish tacos

Make a dip for pretzels, apples, or carrots with pb and honey
Anonymous
Post 05/09/2022 19:45     Subject: What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

Raisins, honey, roasted peanuts, topped off with toasted coconut.
Anonymous
Post 05/09/2022 19:16     Subject: What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

Za'attar, chopped shallot.
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2022 17:36     Subject: Re:What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

My daily breakfast is 3/4 cup plain full fat yogurt and a sprinkling of granola on top.

Going to try coconut yogurt this week and see how I like it.
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2022 17:31     Subject: What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

Anonymous wrote:Go savory like an Indian raita— a little salt, cumin, chili powder and chopped cucumber and carrots.


+1 or Indian "pickle" they sell at the Indian store
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2022 17:30     Subject: What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

Greek yogurt + honey + fruit (berries) + homemade granola

Been my goto snack for years
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2022 12:49     Subject: What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

Anonymous wrote:So odd how many add peanut butter.

Doesn't it make for a weird texture? Do folks add it to plain yogurt (not the fruit kind, right?
Isn't that a lot of sugar all at once? Do you not eat anything else for the rest of the day (protein in yogurt and protein in pb)?


How much sugar do you think is in natural peanut butter? The ingredients are just peanuts, and sometimes salt.

There's about 1 gram of sugar (simple carbs) in 2 tablespoons of peanut butter. That's about as much as in 1/4 the average zucchini. I guess someone could look at that as a lot of sugar all at once, maybe if they had an eating disorder?
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2022 12:42     Subject: What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

Garlic powder/onion powder, pepper or any spice blend for a dip with veggies. Or garlic and cucumber and dill for tzatziki. Frozen blueberries and granola. Apples and cinnamon and vanilla. Frozen cherries. Just a little honey. Any kind of jam and cinnamon to mix in and use as a fruit dip.
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2022 09:41     Subject: Re:What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

I’m down with all these suggestions except the peanut butter and the one with oranges. That’s one fruit that completely clashes with yogurt.

I love pb and I love yogurt. But together? Not for me.
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2022 09:36     Subject: What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

So odd how many add peanut butter.

Doesn't it make for a weird texture? Do folks add it to plain yogurt (not the fruit kind, right?
Isn't that a lot of sugar all at once? Do you not eat anything else for the rest of the day (protein in yogurt and protein in pb)?
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2022 07:45     Subject: What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

So many things. Any fruit I have (cooked if not ripe), melted honey, granola, cucumbers mint and garlic, basil, basically anything
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2022 03:52     Subject: What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

I use it in place of sour cream, so anything you’d do to sour cream (dips, etc).
Anonymous
Post 05/07/2022 22:03     Subject: What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

If you haven't tried cardamom, that's a favorite for me.
Anonymous
Post 05/07/2022 21:00     Subject: What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

Homemade strawberry, sour cherry, or quince preserve with or without sprinkle of granola.

Or as tzatziki, or just sprinkle with some olive oil & chili paste & eat it with pita bread as dip.
Anonymous
Post 05/07/2022 19:18     Subject: Re:What do you put in plain yogurt to spice it up?

breakfast for the last two years:
plain full fat yogurt + peanut butter, granola, fruit, (maybe chia seeds or coconut shavings). Filling, healthy, and delicious!