Yogurt

I'm eating some yogurt that is just so good, I was moved to blog about it. It's Stonyfield Pomegranate Berry yogurt (and no, I'm not being paid to do this). I bought it because I was intrigued by the pomegranate. But I assumed it would be the standard-issue, lumps-of-fruit kind of deal. No! It's smooth and delicious. So, I'm recommending it to all of you.

I thought Stonyfield was kind of workmanlike before - nothing fancy, but does the job. However, this flavor is actively good.

What's your favorite yogurt?

Comments

Kalei's Best Friend said…
have u tried the plain Stoneyfield yogurt? omg, that is the creamiest and its so good w/fresh fruit1.
11:24 AM
Bearette said…
i have, but this is even better :) i think it's pretty new.
4:04 PM
BabelBabe said…
Oikos Greek with honey. I mix it with Trader joe's granola and some blueberries. I used to love Yoplait custard style lemon but now it's "lemon meringue" instead and it doesn't taste as good and it's too sweet.
8:13 PM
Bearette said…
Adding meringue to the name is probably always a bad sign...
10:54 PM
Anonymous said…
liberte plum and walnut. the best.
10:19 PM
G said…
I love the Chobani Greek Peach yogurt...it has chunks of fruit in it! *drool*
1:47 PM
Bearette said…
I went through a Chobani phase :) I liked their strawberry.
5:18 PM
Crystal said…
I haven't been eating yogurt lately, but my favorite is Fage drizzled with some honey. And with some granola mixed in. Or apples. Or berries. And walnuts. I guess I really like the stir-ins more than the yogurt... :)

By the way, I was looking through some old photos and found some of when you came down to visit! Too fun. :)
3:39 PM
Bearette said…
I agree. I'd love to come to Austin again sometime. Have definitely been bit by the travel bug.
4:21 PM
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