Greek Yogurt
My NUT highly recommends the Triple Zero Green Yogurt from Oikos. She said it has the best overall nutrition profile, plus it has stevia as a sweetener, so it's all natural.
HW: 246; VGS: 11/23/15 Dr. Joel Sebastien; SW: 226; GW: 130; CW: 166
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I eat it every day. I absolutely love it. I usually throw some frozen blueberries with it. I notice if I don't have it each day. I can only eat some types of dairy and it doesn't bother me at all.
Sue
"I'm not there yet but I'm closer than I used to be"
Height 5'3, HW:315 (10/12/15), BMI 55.7
Orientation (12/04/15), W:312, BMI 55.2
It's ultra processed, so I do not recommend. Dannon light and fit greek is better nutrition wise if you must have flavored yogurt. But you are so much better off choosing plain yogurt. I buy 0% plain Fage greek yogurt in the big tub and weight out four ounces on my scale. Then I add things such as liquid stevia, torrani flavored sugar-free syrups (but not too often because these are not great either), slivered almonds, unsweetened coconut, frozen raspberries, hemp seed, etc. We are all better off avoiding ultra processed foods as much as possible. Eating plain yogurt with no sweetener is ideal, but some of use need a sweetener to make it edible. Adding your own sweetener is still better than buying flavored yogurts.
Height: 5'5" HW: 290 Consultation Weight: 276 SW: 257 CW: 132