Wow, thanks, coffee poster! I'm trying that tomorrow!

I tried to find a healthier replacement for granola today, since they're all loaded with sugar, and I bought a box of grapenuts. These things are just as bad as I remember! I don't remember the last time I ate anything that LOUD when it crunched.

Thanks for starting this thread, OP. So many interesting combos I never thought to try. I can't wait to buy a big tub of yogurt and start experimenting!

Savory: grated garlic, lemon juice, salt, sometimes grated fresh ginger
grated garlic, salt, any leafy herbs finely chopped, vinegar/lemon

Sweet: Halvah and raspberry jam or fresh raspberries
maple syrup, roasted pistachios, flaky salt
walnuts, diced apples, flaky salt, sometimes honey

Chia seeds and hemp seeds, fruits

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Never would have thought to do this

Another admirer

Frozen blueberries or cherries and walnuts. So healthy.

pumpkin puree & cinnamon

Frozen cherries

Crushed pineapple and slivered almonds.

Plain Greek non fat yogurt + blueberries + sliced bananas+ granola. Filling past lunchtime.

Blueberries and almonds. Very filling snack!

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Very clever

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intriguing!

Anonymous wrote: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.

try it! you stir the PB in and it blends. I like to leave some streaks and not mix it completely. it’s really yummy and yes, filling.

I also recently remade my favorite fruit-at-the-bottom yogurt - cinnamon apple. I can never find it in stores. Dice apple really small, cinamonn, and sugar. I let the apple macerate a bit then mixed in the yogurt. was just like I remembered!

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