Food questions

Nov 24, 2011 18:17

You know this plain nonfat Greek yogurt that's all the rage? Chobani at Safeway, Fage at TJ's, whatever? I put honey on it like tellinellen does, but I'm not crazy about it that way. What do you do to it to make it yummy ( Read more... )

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twirlgrrl November 26 2011, 13:11:56 UTC
Thanks! Nuts might do the trick, yum.

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lavielavie November 24 2011, 03:04:04 UTC
Strawberries faste much better when not refrigirated , however I like my grapes really cold.

I've never had that yogourt, so i cant say.

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twirlgrrl November 26 2011, 13:12:07 UTC
Thanks!

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jess_faraday November 24 2011, 03:06:20 UTC
I like the TJ's house brand NF Greek yogurt--it's creamier, and absolutely to die for with a bit of honey.

I think putting fruit in the fridge dulls the flavors temporarily because of the temperatures, but I like cold grapes and strawberries in the summertime!

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twirlgrrl November 26 2011, 13:12:19 UTC
Thanks!

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deathjoy November 24 2011, 03:37:33 UTC
I love fage! I put honey and berries in, sometimes sunflower seeds. Or applesauce. Jam. Whatever. You can also use it as a sub for sour cream.

I don't care if it's not quite as good, I put my fruit (except apples and oranges and stuff) in the fridge because it goes bad too quickly on the counter.

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twirlgrrl November 26 2011, 13:12:35 UTC
Mmm, nuts and seeds.

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twirlgrrl November 26 2011, 13:12:52 UTC
Interesting! Why? Don't you like sour cream? Or is it a health thing?

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twirlgrrl November 27 2011, 12:49:07 UTC
Innnnteresting!

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