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Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 4 Jun 17

Are you a fan of yogurt? If so, you've no doubt noticed how many different yogurts are on the supermarket shelves these days. Probiotic yogurt, stirred yogurt, low-fat yogurt, Icelandic skyr - even kefir has become available...

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pumpkinjam I like some flavoured Greek yoghurts but I don't like plain ones. If I have yoghurt, I look for low fat but also make sure they also have a low sugar content because there are a lot which are low fat but have so much sugar that you'd be better off having the...

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Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 4 Jun 17

Are you a fan of yogurt? If so, you've no doubt noticed how many different yogurts are on the supermarket shelves these days. Probiotic yogurt, stirred yogurt, low-fat yogurt, Icelandic skyr - even kefir has become available...

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Darcy Nemo Greek yoghurt is thicker, creamier for sure. We use the plain one for tzatziki sauce, and the sweet one for eating with some pastries. (To tell the truth, other than that, I can't tell one from another .)

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Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 4 Jun 17

Are you a fan of yogurt? If so, you've no doubt noticed how many different yogurts are on the supermarket shelves these days. Probiotic yogurt, stirred yogurt, low-fat yogurt, Icelandic skyr - even kefir has become available...

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Kandase I have been hearing quite a lot about Greek yogurt, but I haven't tried it. I use the Probiotic.

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Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 4 Jun 17

Are you a fan of yogurt? If so, you've no doubt noticed how many different yogurts are on the supermarket shelves these days. Probiotic yogurt, stirred yogurt, low-fat yogurt, Icelandic skyr - even kefir has become available...

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prashu Never tried geek yoghurt. It's not common here Have a great day

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Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 4 Jun 17

Are you a fan of yogurt? If so, you've no doubt noticed how many different yogurts are on the supermarket shelves these days. Probiotic yogurt, stirred yogurt, low-fat yogurt, Icelandic skyr - even kefir has become available...

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Four Walls I've heard that "Greek yogurt" packaged here is nothing like "real" Greek yogurt. I had a coupon for a free Greek yogurt so I got some, and there was no difference. Greek yogurt is supposed to be very thick, but what I had was exactly like "regular"...

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Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 4 Jun 17

Are you a fan of yogurt? If so, you've no doubt noticed how many different yogurts are on the supermarket shelves these days. Probiotic yogurt, stirred yogurt, low-fat yogurt, Icelandic skyr - even kefir has become available...

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topffer I like the original Greek yogurts made with sheep milk, but I do not eat them often because they are fat. The ones sold in France and made with cow milk are light yogurts, and I prefer to have a good old classic yogurt than one these pseudo-Greek yogurts....

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Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 4 Jun 17

Are you a fan of yogurt? If so, you've no doubt noticed how many different yogurts are on the supermarket shelves these days. Probiotic yogurt, stirred yogurt, low-fat yogurt, Icelandic skyr - even kefir has become available...

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Anna @Ruby3881 Until a few years ago in Europe the yogurt was real yogurt, but now you have to read carefully the labels twice to be sure that there are the bacteria inside and that there are no added sugars. I wonder if this happened after the European...

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GreatMartin @GreatMartin (23671) • Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 21 May 17

age 81 for those who like old(er) men and 20.1 (Leap Year age) for those who like them young Height 5'10" Weight 196.25 have weighed as much as 300+ and as little as 167 Waist tight 36 to comfortable 38--seems all the leftover...

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GreatMartin @Ruby3881 The reactions are funny!!

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Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 4 Jun 17

Are you a fan of yogurt? If so, you've no doubt noticed how many different yogurts are on the supermarket shelves these days. Probiotic yogurt, stirred yogurt, low-fat yogurt, Icelandic skyr - even kefir has become available...

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Silvermist Though I do buy and have yogurt,I am not much of a fan.I have not tried the Greek Yogurt.The last one I tried was Blueberry yogurt.

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Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 4 Jun 17

Are you a fan of yogurt? If so, you've no doubt noticed how many different yogurts are on the supermarket shelves these days. Probiotic yogurt, stirred yogurt, low-fat yogurt, Icelandic skyr - even kefir has become available...

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celticeagle I have never tried Greek yogurt. I eat Yoplait and that is what I like.

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Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 4 Jun 17

Are you a fan of yogurt? If so, you've no doubt noticed how many different yogurts are on the supermarket shelves these days. Probiotic yogurt, stirred yogurt, low-fat yogurt, Icelandic skyr - even kefir has become available...

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Jillybean1222 I'm not a fan of greek yogurt, but my husband likes it. I love Tzatzki. I wonder if I have ever had it made with greek yogurt.

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Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 4 Jun 17

Are you a fan of yogurt? If so, you've no doubt noticed how many different yogurts are on the supermarket shelves these days. Probiotic yogurt, stirred yogurt, low-fat yogurt, Icelandic skyr - even kefir has become available...

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Always smiling As you would have guessed none of what you have described I have access to. But we too have what we call shrikhand that is mainly from curds which you call yoghurt. We add different fruits and sometimes just have a flavoured shrikhand Looks like our...

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Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 4 Jun 17

Are you a fan of yogurt? If so, you've no doubt noticed how many different yogurts are on the supermarket shelves these days. Probiotic yogurt, stirred yogurt, low-fat yogurt, Icelandic skyr - even kefir has become available...

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Anna I was talking about yogurts with my doctors 4 days ago. 99% of those on the shelves are no more real yogurts. They are full of sugar and they do not contain the active lactobacillus acidophilus that is what makes the yogurt good for our health. I make yogurt...

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Kyla Matton Osborne @Ruby3881 (1963) • Canada 4 Jun 17

Are you a fan of yogurt? If so, you've no doubt noticed how many different yogurts are on the supermarket shelves these days. Probiotic yogurt, stirred yogurt, low-fat yogurt, Icelandic skyr - even kefir has become available...

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GreatMartin Like everythign else today--too many choices and all are 'the best'!

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Go Ask Alice / Admin @GoAskAlice (5827) 6 Jun 17

Due to an oversight, there was delay in the process, but the new FAQs are finally up. This is a list of commonly asked questions about MyLot, created by you, the active members of this site. Thanks to all who participated in...

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topffer It seems to be very complete. A must read. Congratulations;

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Cynthia Owens @cindiowens (5120) • North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 4 Jun 17

He had been sick for quite a few years. In and out of the hospitals and doctor's offices. Even at home he was laying in a hospital bed. With only one kidney that was failing miserably, and open wounds on his body, he still always...

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Go Ask Alice / Admin @GoAskAlice (5827) 6 Jun 17

Due to an oversight, there was delay in the process, but the new FAQs are finally up. This is a list of commonly asked questions about MyLot, created by you, the active members of this site. Thanks to all who participated in...

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Anna @Gabugs You are welcome, I use to suggest the Administrative Advisement because I also do not like to miss them.

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Go Ask Alice / Admin @GoAskAlice (5827) 6 Jun 17

Due to an oversight, there was delay in the process, but the new FAQs are finally up. This is a list of commonly asked questions about MyLot, created by you, the active members of this site. Thanks to all who participated in...

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Gabby Bugwadia @LadyDuck Thanks so very much dear for suggesting I read this new Administrative advisement

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