Every once in awhile, I buy plain yogurt and add ingredients to it.

All terrific suggestions. I like mine with cut up cucumbers, too. I always forget that unless I drive by an India Indian Restaurant or read India India Recies. For some reason I have to have my memory reminded. I didn't write about putting yogurt over things because I wanted to save that for another discussion. I like to put yogurt over wild greens that I've gathered. The combination makes me almost high. I have energy and I feel happy. Like the baked potato idea, I may have done that once. I'm sure I've never put it in ground beef. Sounds like a great idea. Thanks and take care.

We have a red current bush at the side of the house and usually we make jam out of it, but I figured it was so hard to make jam. I mean squashing all those tiny berries so I stored then in the freezer. Then I did not buy blueberries this year =planted a blueberry bush instead that is now starting to spread, so I figured that why not use the red currents instead. Flaxseed is good for you and that is no old wive's tale. http://flaxseed.naturallygreen.co.uk/ I have been adding flax seed to yogurt but I stopped for a while, so I am back on it again.

I haven't had pecans or red currents added in, but they sound like good ideas. My eye doctor wants me to add flaxseed to my diet, that may be one way to do it. He said at first, he thought flaxseed was just a wives tale, but so many people came in and said it made a major difference in their eye health that he wanted me to try. Oats are good, when I buy my yogurt at McDonald's they have rolled oats in it. I don't know why I never think to do that myself. Thanks and take care.

We grow raspberries and blackberries here. We can only have currents plants that are certified to not carry something that damages White Pines since they're a papermill tree (also some are OK for furniture). I want to get some blueberry bushes. Maybe next year. Thanks for the Flax info and take care.

I'll have to try McDonald's yogurt when I feel brave..lol We do eat pork since we're not religious. Bacon is my favorite.

You're not religious. OK. Actually I love pork roast the best, but bacon is good stuff, too. Yes, their parfait is supposed to be yogurt, but McD's yogurt doesn't seem like yogurt to me. Let me know when you're brave. Take care.

Try McDonald's yogurt, it doesn't even taste like yogurt, smooth and not sour at all. Plain yogurt without anything is very sour, most people, unless they like sour cream straight, aren't going to like that very well. Otherwise fruit mixed all through is good, but McD's doesnt even have the same texture as the rest. Take care and I have some foods I will never like no matter what they do to it. Cooked greens is one, my parents put vinegar and bacon, all kinds of things with it and I still disliked it (hope reference to pork doesnt' bother you), take care.

Haven't added jelly and with all the jelly I make, you would think I would. Other than the stuff I've bought with granola, I haven't done it on my own, but I have added some kinds of cereal. I love nuts and raisins. Might do trail mix next. Thanks and take care.

Yeah, with berries from you own place is wonderful. I put nuts in as many things as possible. But Wow! Has the price gone up. I'll have to decide, nuts or cheese or meat soon. Thanks and take care.

My husband said that walgreens has cashews, (my absolutely fav) on sale, I hope they still do, I don't get those expensive treats very much..

That sounds really good. Thanks.

That sounds good. What spices do you put in it?