Stonyfield Farm Organic Yogurt

Until recently I had only tried the low fat varieties. Even though it's more expensive than the brand I used to get (which I was happy with) I switched to this because it's organic. The taste is pretty good and close to the real yogurt I was used to from back home (it's rather sour that is). However, I find that all the other flavors (franch vanilla etc) are too sweet for my taste. Recently I decided to try the whole milk variety, which has a cream top. Basically I was curious whether it would be like the yogurt I grew up with. Well, it's not, but it's still pretty good considering the options out there. The cream top has a strong fat smell and taste, that some people might not like though. I still find that this yogurt is not thick enough and is rather creamy, and this is probably because it contains pectin, which means that it does not set or become firm in the container as a result of the milk reacting to the bacteria. The bacteria are obviously added to the milk or something. So technically this is not real yogurt and this the only problem I have with this product.

My son loves the yo baby...it's actually worth the price. He doesnt like the taste of anything other then yo baby except dan active.

 My whole family loves this yogurt!!  It has become the only brand that we will eat!

First off, Stonyfield is a wonderful company- they are a shining example of industry done right.

 

Secondly- this is the best yogurt EVER.  They have a huge range of flavors, some with real fruit at the bottom to mix in, and they are incredibly delicious.

 

Third- some have double calcium!  I know this is an issue for many women, so  that's a great option.

 

Fourth- this is one of the few brands of yogurt that have large tubs available in flavors other than plain and vanila.  You can get strawberry or banilla (banana/vanilla) in the big containers.

 

I really cannot say enough good things about Stonyfield's yogurt- go try some!  There are even coupons available on their website.  Also, they usually cost about $1.20 per little pottle, which is a bit pricey, but they go on sale for .99 and the best buy date is often several weeks out, so that is a good time to stock up.  For additional savings, their 6 packs and larger containers are a better deal, although there are fewer flavor options then.