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Npr Story On Greek Yogurt

I usually buy Fage brand - but I will certainly be reading labels closely if I ever buy another brand of Greek yogurt.

http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/2012/07/19/156997600/high-tech-shortcut-to-greek-yogurt-leaves-purists-fuming?ft=3&f=111787346&sc=nl&cc=es-20120722

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  • and all this time I felt I was just being a Fage snob, good to know! This also explains why true greek yogurt has more protein, good info.

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and all this time I felt I was just being a Fage snob, good to know! This also explains why true greek yogurt has more protein, good info.

face with honey is the bomb

I love chobani, I have tried others and there is no comparsion.

I love the Chobani champions for kids, lots of protien and no fruit bits.

I eat Chobani exclusively. I knew immediately that the fake stuff would be Yoplait. I cannot stand Yoplait anyway. Chobani yogurt with the fruit is a little high in carbs, but I don't care.

Fage is what I use for unflavored for use in dips and dressings.

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