I'm not a fan of yogurt drinks. Even with regular yogurt, if it's too thin, I don't like it. That's why I love Greek yogurt so much; it's so nice and thick. This particular Greek yogurt has a very nice, smooth texture and taste.
I love cereal and yogurt--it's my most common breakfast, though I usually use Muesli or some kind of fruit/nut/flake cereal rather than granola--and I'd love to keep things like that at work for my breakfast, but they never come in plain and I don't really like flavored yogurt. Granted, I could just keep a box of cereal and a container of yogurt at work, but when it comes to breakfast if it's not super convenient for me to just grab and eat very quickly at my desk I just end up skipping it altogether.
Oh oh oh! This "Friday Food Review" made me remember that I mentioned you to one of my classes. I have a student in my AP class who has a particular shirt he wears a lot, and earlier this year his classmates were teasing him about it and calling it his "Monday shirt", claiming that he wears it every Monday. But it's become very clear since then that, while he does wear the shirt frequently, he almost never wears it on an actual Monday. So I told them about your Music Monday posts and how they're never on Monday either.
Hee, I love that I got a mention in your class! That's awesome!
I find it fascinating that you don't like flavored yogurt. No flavors at all? Regardless of whether it's fruit-on-the-bottom or blended? It may be worth it for you to try this yogurt, since I think the flavor is lighter and smoother than many other yogurts I've tried.
I can see how keeping a large container at work and having to spoon it out would be annoying, but what if you kept a box of cereal there and then brought single serving yogurts with you? It's not too annoying to dump a bit of cereal into yogurt. 'Course, if it were me, I'd probably end up stuffing my face with the dry cereal during the day when I get snacky instead of using it only for breakfast.
I find it fascinating that you don't like flavored yogurt. No flavors at all? Regardless of whether it's fruit-on-the-bottom or blended? It may be worth it for you to try this yogurt, since I think the flavor is lighter and smoother than many other yogurts I've tried. I'll give it a shot if I see it at the store. I don't dislike flavored yogurt, but I much prefer plain, especially if I'm going to mix in cereal or granola. With fruit-on-the-bottom yogurt I eat the yogurt off the top and leave the fruit on the bottom behind. I do occasionally add some flavor on my own if I'm eating yogurt straight (a bit of maple syrup is my favorite flavor add-in). But if it has a lighter flavor than most I might like that.
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Oh oh oh! This "Friday Food Review" made me remember that I mentioned you to one of my classes. I have a student in my AP class who has a particular shirt he wears a lot, and earlier this year his classmates were teasing him about it and calling it his "Monday shirt", claiming that he wears it every Monday. But it's become very clear since then that, while he does wear the shirt frequently, he almost never wears it on an actual Monday. So I told them about your Music Monday posts and how they're never on Monday either.
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I find it fascinating that you don't like flavored yogurt. No flavors at all? Regardless of whether it's fruit-on-the-bottom or blended? It may be worth it for you to try this yogurt, since I think the flavor is lighter and smoother than many other yogurts I've tried.
I can see how keeping a large container at work and having to spoon it out would be annoying, but what if you kept a box of cereal there and then brought single serving yogurts with you? It's not too annoying to dump a bit of cereal into yogurt. 'Course, if it were me, I'd probably end up stuffing my face with the dry cereal during the day when I get snacky instead of using it only for breakfast.
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I'll give it a shot if I see it at the store. I don't dislike flavored yogurt, but I much prefer plain, especially if I'm going to mix in cereal or granola. With fruit-on-the-bottom yogurt I eat the yogurt off the top and leave the fruit on the bottom behind. I do occasionally add some flavor on my own if I'm eating yogurt straight (a bit of maple syrup is my favorite flavor add-in). But if it has a lighter flavor than most I might like that.
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