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Favorite Greek Yogurt

Could you please share what your favorite, no sugar, high protein greek yogurt is? There are so many kinds that I am not sure what one(s) to chose.

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Oh thanks everyone I now have a great selection to try!!

Triple Zero! Yogurt is my FAVORITE food, before and after surgery. :) Triple Zero is the best. 15g of protein

I love Yoplait Greek 100

12 g Protein - 100 Calories - 12 g Carbs

It's the best tasting to me. My favorites are: banana Caramel, Caramel Apple, Apple Pie, strawberry Cheesecake, Key Lime Pie, Blackberry Pie, Boston Creme Pie.

I usuallly eat one a day. I eat half in the morning, and half at night.

So goodl

Trader Joes or Fage 2% plain greek yougurt. Usually add strawberries or light drizzle of honey. 1 cup is 170 calories, 6g sugar 23g protien. After bypass 1/2 c gets me full.

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I usually go with fage plain non-fat Greek yogurt. For flavor I'll either mix in some vanilla protein powder or a little Splenda and some fresh fruit. I also use it just plain as a substitute for sour cream. It's by far my favorite Greek yogurt in terms of versatility, flavor, and texture! [emoji1]

  • 4 weeks later...

In my opinion Siggis is the best for flavored yogurts. Their plain is good too though. For plain, I also really like Fage!

Currently, I eat the Oikos triple zero and the dannon light and fit Greek. The thing I love about the Oikos is that it has 6 g of Fiber...I'm not getting fiber many other places, so those 6 g help!

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