Yummy Yogurt (The Goodness of Yogurt)
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BigDevil:
:hi5:ChiefKiasu:
How do I like my yogurt? Not in my mouth. I dunno why... just cannot tahan the taste of yogurt. I guess I'm naturally full of bad bacterial, so none of the good bacterial for me, thank you.
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DH loves the yoghurt my Mommy makes, au naturel.
I don't like it unless there is a meatball sandwich or strawberry shortcake in it, thankyouverymuch. -
I like yoghurt plain, with breakfast cereals, and with fruit and nuts. The poll doesn’t allow multiple selections…
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autumnbronze:
Eh... don't know the difference between the 2, but a friend told me that if you want to culture your own good bacteria, then Farmer's Union is a good product to use. This friend who is very much into organic and healthy living. So, I tend to believe him as he would have done his \"homework\" to make that statement.
1) Farmer's Union European style natural yogurt
2) Farmer's style Greek style natural yogurt
Can someone enlighten me whats the difference between the two??
btw, I always thought Greek yogurt is for salads. -
schweppes:
Okie sista, thanks for the tip ..... noted :celebrate:
Eh... don't know the difference between the 2, but a friend told me that if you want to culture your own good bacteria, then Farmer's Union is a good product to use. This friend who is very much into organic and healthy living. So, I tend to believe him as he would have done his \"homework\" to make that statement.schweppes:
:!: liddat one huh ....btw, I always thought Greek yogurt is for salads.
I have been using normal yogurt like Pauls leh ....
Pple still 'whack' my potato salad whenever I make and its still very requested even after 10 over years of having family gatherings (I know I know, blowing my own horn here
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This even extended to DS's kindy fun fair. After the event, I went to collect my left overs and guess what, some one beat me to it. I was told it was too good (I actually made it quite bland - not much herbs and all cuz of the kids)
Okie, am gonna try using the Greek one next time ....
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BigDevil:
Then, uh, where do you like it? :lol:ChiefKiasu:
How do I like my yogurt? Not in my mouth. I dunno why... just cannot tahan the taste of yogurt. I guess I'm naturally full of bad bacterial, so none of the good bacterial for me, thank you.
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Blobbi:
Then, uh, where do you like it? :lol:[/quote]HeeBigDevil:
[quote=\"ChiefKiasu\"]How do I like my yogurt? Not in my mouth. I dunno why... just cannot tahan the taste of yogurt. I guess I'm naturally full of bad bacterial, so none of the good bacterial for me, thank you.
:hi5:
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I tried the Greek style before. Very siap.
Actually, I dislike yoghurt too except if it’s all sweetened and prettied up with fruits. Fresh yoghurt drinks are nice though. Can’t remember the brand, but you can get them in the Middle East. They’re no sweetened, just milder than pure yoghurt. -
Blobbi:
Then, uh, where do you like it? :lol:[/quote] :rotflmao: :rotflmao:BigDevil:
[quote=\"ChiefKiasu\"]How do I like my yogurt? Not in my mouth. I dunno why... just cannot tahan the taste of yogurt. I guess I'm naturally full of bad bacterial, so none of the good bacterial for me, thank you.
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Blobbi:
Thanks Blobbi, for the info :celebrate:I tried the Greek style before. Very siap.
Actually, I dislike yoghurt too except if it's all sweetened and prettied up with fruits. Fresh yoghurt drinks are nice though. Can't remember the brand, but you can get them in the Middle East. They're no sweetened, just milder than pure yoghurt.
Which means Turkish restaurants here should have them in the menu.
Okie, will also try it. I usu order the mint tea - so refreshing ...
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psssssst :imanisland: Blobbi,
Haven't seen you around and miss reading your wise words in your postings
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duriz:
Okie okie, I missed the rest after \"I don't like\"
DH loves the yoghurt my Mommy makes, au naturel.
I don't like it unless there is a meatball sandwich or strawberry shortcake in it, thankyouverymuch.
So have you introduced your DD to it yet? Does she like it?
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