And in this case, less $ = more calories! (as per usual)
I really wanted to like this, after all, it was much cheaper at Simply Good than Oikos at HT, less packaging, and its a new flavor. But alas...fail. :(
At first taste, it was yummy, but I also noticed it wasn't the normal Greek yogurt texture, too creamy. When I had it for breakfast this morning, mixed in with my regular concoction, that opinion was solidified, AND I could barely finish my serving because it was so sweet. Which lead me to a little label investigation.
A serving of Honey Oikos is 5.3 oz, and the Greek Gods is 8 oz. When you do the math, the GG one comes out a whopping 130 calories MORE, plus 17 g (twice!) more sugars, 10 g MORE of saturated fat, and nearly 12g LESS protein. AND there is the gross chalky aftertaste. Gah. How can they even call this Greek yogurt?
The ♥ love affair ♥ continues, YJDKIY is sorry to have been unfaithful Stonyfield.
What am I going to do with the rest of this 32 oz. container?
Freeze with some fruit and make frozen yogurt pops.
ReplyDeletejust mix it with half plain oikos and half that
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ReplyDeletesaw this just this morning!