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post #31 of 36
a fridge necessity. trader joes is the truth.
post #32 of 36
Just picked up some of that "Skyr." Love the nutritional facts as I HATE the taste of cottage cheese.. but the stuff is damn expensive, $2.50 a cup here at Central Market in Austin. There doesn't seem to be an alternative brand to this Siggi's stuff, but I'd certainly welcome it if the nutritional facts are similar. Will be eating it for my mid morning snack tomorrow- I'm sure it probably tastes pretty similar to greek yogurt, and I've eaten a lot of that lately.
post #33 of 36
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Just picked up some of that "Skyr." Love the nutritional facts as I HATE the taste of cottage cheese.. but the stuff is damn expensive, $2.50 a cup here at Central Market in Austin. There doesn't seem to be an alternative brand to this Siggi's stuff, but I'd certainly welcome it if the nutritional facts are similar. Will be eating it for my mid morning snack tomorrow- I'm sure it probably tastes pretty similar to greek yogurt, and I've eaten a lot of that lately.
The first thing you will notice is that it is a lot thicker than Greek yogurt. It has a consistency somewhere between Greek yogurt and cream cheese. It also tastes creamier than Greek yogurt, and IMO, fuller. It's amazing that the fat-free version tastes as rich and creamy as it does. Technically, I think skyr is closer to a cheese than a yogurt on the spectrum of dairy products. It's almost like a mascarpone.
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Translation: you eatz almonds and have a fatty lardy wheatbelleh!!!!1

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How about full-fat Greek Yogurt?


Yes
post #36 of 36
Yummmm!
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