Yoghurt?
#1
Yoghurt?
Much like the soy milk thread...just wondering if anyone has found any nice stuff around?
Most that I've tried has been pretty nasty, or really quite expensive, so given the Silk Soy yoghurt a go, which was really nice, and pretty cheap...but just wondering what else people have tried and liked?
Most that I've tried has been pretty nasty, or really quite expensive, so given the Silk Soy yoghurt a go, which was really nice, and pretty cheap...but just wondering what else people have tried and liked?
#2
Re: Yoghurt?
Originally Posted by Bob
Much like the soy milk thread...just wondering if anyone has found any nice stuff around?
Most that I've tried has been pretty nasty, or really quite expensive, so given the Silk Soy yoghurt a go, which was really nice, and pretty cheap...but just wondering what else people have tried and liked?
Most that I've tried has been pretty nasty, or really quite expensive, so given the Silk Soy yoghurt a go, which was really nice, and pretty cheap...but just wondering what else people have tried and liked?
I know it's not yoghurt, but has anyone found anything similar to Angel Delight? I could eat gallons of that stuff
#3
Re: Yoghurt?
Originally Posted by Lesley1020
I know it's not yoghurt, but has anyone found anything similar to Angel Delight? I could eat gallons of that stuff
#4
Re: Yoghurt?
Originally Posted by Bob
now there's a blast from school parties a past
#6
Re: Yoghurt?
Originally Posted by bored-silly
Also, anyone know any Muller lite equivalent?
Ta!
Ta!
#7
Re: Yoghurt?
Originally Posted by Bob
yeah...that would be good...there must be some nice proper yoghurt that doesnt' leave a nasty fatty after taste out there, though that silk stuff was really nice, it's 89c for a tiny little tub....and the other stuff was $1.10, which is supposed to be better, haven't tried it yet but can hardly afford to many of those.
#8
Stuff and Nonsense
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Re: Yoghurt?
Being the darlin lil housewife that I am, I make me own, and it's lush. Yoghurt over here is cack
#9
Re: Yoghurt?
Originally Posted by Russ&Jayne
Being the darlin lil housewife that I am, I make me own, and it's lush. Yoghurt over here is cack
Thanks.
NC Penguin
#10
Re: Yoghurt?
Originally Posted by NC Penguin
Please elaborate on why US yoghurt is "cack".
Not to mention that there a bit expensive to be that nasty...
#11
Re: Yoghurt?
Originally Posted by Bob
Much like the soy milk thread...just wondering if anyone has found any nice stuff around?
Most that I've tried has been pretty nasty, or really quite expensive, so given the Silk Soy yoghurt a go, which was really nice, and pretty cheap...but just wondering what else people have tried and liked?
Most that I've tried has been pretty nasty, or really quite expensive, so given the Silk Soy yoghurt a go, which was really nice, and pretty cheap...but just wondering what else people have tried and liked?
Also there is a new one that's supposed to be the creamiest (name escapes me again) and it's really good. Sells in 6 packs.
#12
Re: Yoghurt?
Originally Posted by Bob
it has a slimey fatty after taste and not a very nice consistency...well the one's I've tried over here, even the danone ones are pretty nasty....and the flavours are all either blueberry or rasphberry, there aren't any decent weird flavours.
Not to mention that there a bit expensive to be that nasty...
Not to mention that there a bit expensive to be that nasty...
My main complaint about American yoghurts is that they're too sweet and have dubious colors.
So, in the end I buy plain yoghurt (organic cow, sheep or soy) and add my own flavorings like jam (made by my Mum), maple syrup, tinned fruit, etc.
NC Penguin
#13
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Joined: Sep 2003
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Re: Yoghurt?
Originally Posted by NC Penguin
I would like to hear from Russ&Jayne because she makes her own at home so she can maybe better describe American yoghurt.
My main complaint about American yoghurts is that they're too sweet and have dubious colors.
So, in the end I buy plain yoghurt (organic cow, sheep or soy) and add my own flavorings like jam (made by my Mum), maple syrup, tinned fruit, etc.
NC Penguin
My main complaint about American yoghurts is that they're too sweet and have dubious colors.
So, in the end I buy plain yoghurt (organic cow, sheep or soy) and add my own flavorings like jam (made by my Mum), maple syrup, tinned fruit, etc.
NC Penguin
I use local organic milk to make it at home. It comes out like greek yoghurt which I prefer. I don't even need to add anything sweet to it, but we do have it with fresh fruit sometimes...not the tinned stuff
#14
Re: Yoghurt?
Originally Posted by IluvAbrit
I like the yogurt w/ the crunchy bits on top. Some have a strawberry flavored yogurt w/ crunchy chocolate bits and I like the ones with granola on top the best. I can remember who makes these. Our local store doesn't sell them.
Also there is a new one that's supposed to be the creamiest (name escapes me again) and it's really good. Sells in 6 packs.
Also there is a new one that's supposed to be the creamiest (name escapes me again) and it's really good. Sells in 6 packs.
#15
Re: Yoghurt?
Originally Posted by NC Penguin
My main complaint about American yoghurts is that they're too sweet and have dubious colors.