Well the phrase "you'll eat it and you'll like it" popped in my head as I cautiously taste-tested another container of CHOBANI Greek Yogurt. It happens every time! I can hear Michael's voice loud and clear urging me to take that first bite. I reluctantly do, and am bitten by the tartness and pungent smell. I love pretty much any yogurt. That's why this one is kinda frustrating me.
As I make my push towards better food choices and cleaner eating, I have tried and tried to incorporate this yogurt that is all the rage. I realize it has great health benefits (ones I can't explain), but I am having a hard time figuring out how and why people think it's so delicious.
Am I doing something wrong?
Is it an acquired taste?
Is their a better brand? I have heard this one is the best. If it is...I'd hate to taste the worst.
I tried the Blood Orange flavor recently and it's actually one I think I can handle, but I can only find it at Earth Fare, which is not exactly on the beaten path of my regular route in the Acres. Therefore, I need to find some other flavors that work for me...so I can get hooked like everyone else.
Help! If you're out there and have a fave or recipes to use the yogurt, let a sista know!
XO,
I can't bring myself to eat Greek yogurt. I absolutely hate it. I stick to the regular yogurts. Obsessed with making smoothies with regular run of the mill vanilla yogurt.
ReplyDeleteI love Oikos 0% fat blueberry. I use the Chobani 0% plain or vanilla for making smoothies. Yogurt has been an acquired taste for me, but the blueberry is so good. A little tart, but its so smooth it tastes like it has tons of fat in it. :-)
ReplyDeleteHey there! We want to help you find a can't-live-without-it flavor. Shoot me an email: amy[at]chobani dot com and we'll chat! That way, I can get some cups sent out your way.
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Amy
Chobani
And by that, I mean amy.keefe[at]chobani dot com. That's what I get for posting before my 2nd cup of coffee! ;)
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