Thursday, 18 June 2009
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Flavoring Your Yogurt
One of my sisters has recently been adding different things to her plain yogurt to make it taste better. She hates buying flavored yogurt because according to her they add "too much sugar and other crap."
I don't know how many others add things to their yogurt. I've never added anything to my yogurt but had dipped strawberries in them before, kind of like the whip cream effect.
Either I'm just curious as to what some of you put into your yogurt? Do buy flavored yogurt, if so what's your favorite flavor?
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My favorite type to buy is the White Chocolate & Raspberry Light N' Fit. Full of aspartame, but delicious.
I put granola in mine. :]
I add granola, strawberries and blueberries.
I stopped buying those fruit-at-the-bottom and flavored yogurt when I discovered how yummy plain vanilla yogurt was. I add fresh fruit sometimes, though.
honey :)
Granola and raisins.
Honey and melon with pecans or walnuts.
honey, granola, berries, and sometimes agave nectar
i sometimes add instant coffee to plain yogurt and some stevia and stir it up till its all dissolved. then I freeze it and its delicious!!
i like stonyfield organic vanilla yogurt the best w/granola and fruit and sometimes make smoothies with it :)
I enjoy purchasing these tiny cups of low-fat yogurt that have sweet candies that you can add and mix. It's nice because you get to decide how much of the sweet you wish to put into the yogurt, and it also gives me that feeling of "being naughty" without over-doing it.
I buy balken style plain yogurt....so nothing added and full fat. I like to put a teaspoon of organic raspberry jam and a tablespoon of salba seeds. It makes it just slightly sweet and very thick (salba absorbs the water), tastes like a dessert...yum!
fruit and nuts are my fave but if i want a relatively harmless treat i put some dark chocolate pieces in there as well...
cucumber + mint
I put blueberries in my yogurt- the Maine blueberries. I LOVE them! I could just eat them raw
lot's of things
fruit
granola
peanutbutter
honey
cinnamon
Vanilla
cucumbers, lemon, and dill
cucumbers and cumin
chocolate
and I'll just stop.
oh man, if you just put berries, honey and granola into greek yogurt, i guarantee you'll be good to go for a good portion of the day
i usually eat vanilla yogurt, strawberry, blueberry, blackberry. I add granola, fresh blueberries, cranberrries, pecans
i love frozen yogurt. its so much better than ice cream and plain or with fruit yogurt.
Strawberry
i buy flavored yogurt...if i had more time on my hands i would definitely add fruits and granola to plain yogurt because it does seem like a healthier alternative
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I put fruits (blueberry, blackberry), sometimes honey, but my favorite is with granola.
I like the low-fat vanilla yogurt. I add whatever fruit I want, raspberries are delicious, or nuts. But I'm thinking I'm gong to try some of the things you all commented on.
@Erika_Steele@xanga - Cucumbers and cumin?! Really!? I just discovered cumin...lol it's been in the pantry but I just recently began using it in my cooking and i LOVE it! I'll have to buy plain yogurt just to check it out.
@Shake_down_1979@xanga - and instant coffee?! I love coffee. why didn't i think of this!?!?!
@blue_dragonfly420@xanga - lol yea I just started doing it last week. It's really good!
You should try buying greek yogurt (thicker and creamier) and putting honey on it. That's what I had for breakfast like every day when I was in greece and it was delicious.