Thursday, December 17, 2009

Fage 0% Greek Yogurt

This has to be one of the creamiest, thickest Greek yogurts I've ever had, and it's fat-free! How great is that? I absolutely love Fage 0%. I just tried it for the first time a few days ago, but I know it's going to be a staple in my fridge already.

Now, it wouldn't be an honest review if I said I ate this yogurt straight up. I always add a packet of Truvia. I don't really like plain yogurt by itself, but I love the texture, so... Problem solved! In my opinion, why would you have a full fat yogurt with more calories if this is just as good? I love you, Fage. :)

One thing I do have to note about this Greek yogurt is that it isn't as tangy as most. I actually don't taste the tang if I add sweetener. Definitely buy this yogurt TODAY!



I know most of you are like me with the whole "I-don't-really-like-plain-yogurt-but-I-love-yogurt-itself" thing. So here's a list of things you can add to your yogurt for a delicious twist!

1. Honey - just a drizzle will do to add that desired sweetness
2. Fruit - get your daily serving of it as well as a delicious kick to your yogurt
3. Cereal - a nice crunch to go with the creaminess
4. Jam/ fruit spreads - it'll even color the yogurt!
5. Granola - need I explain more? Thought not. ;)

So there you have it. If you're a yogurt fan, go buy Fage. If you're not a yogurt fan... go buy Fage!

Here are the nutrition stats:


1 CASE Fage 0% Total Greek Yogurt, 5 oz/12 per case


Definitely my new yogurt of choice, I don't know about you! I just have one issue... Sometimes the calorie count for the 0% is 80 and sometimes it's 90. Why is that?

Price: $1.99 per container at Whole Foods
Calories: 80 or 90 per container

12 comments:

  1. I am dying to try Fage but it's so dangs expensive! I just stick to oikos and chobs :)

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  2. Ugh I've been wanting to try Fage (and Oikos) SO badly after seeing their stats and them on all the blogs...alas, they don't supply to Canada :(

    I love reading your food reviews, they get me hungry ;)

    izzyy
    xoxoxx

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  3. Really? YOu've noticed a difference on the label as far as calories? You should call the company about that, for sure. I LOVE Greek yogurt, and even the plain kind. Like you, I add Truvia to mine :) I also add peanut butter and unsweetened cocoa powder! It's so tasty.

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  4. i adore fage!! but i prefer the 2%, i find it a little thicker and there are some more healthy fats :) and adding some kind of sweetner is absolutely necessaryy

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  5. love Greek yogurt, i used to eat only Fage 0% loved it, i also add a pkt of truvia to it as well ;) so good!! but for some reason i have been finding when i eat fage that it is super tangy which hurts my stomach...so i have been sticking to oikos, which i LOVE...but Fage is my #2 :) so many possibilities for add ins!! and also i love to take a fage + a frozen banana + 1 tbsp PB or Almond butter and blend it up and its like a thick smoothie mousse type thingy ;) lol..so yummy
    great review!

    xx
    Eliza

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  6. Fage, I eat it everyday and still savor each mouthwatering spoonful. I top my oatmeal with the custard-like yogurt and add some juicy fresh berries. Yum! I do believe it is time for breakfast. See you...

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  7. The net weight used to be 5.3 ounces and the calorie count was 80 calories. They have now increased the size to 6 ounces so the calorie count has increased to 90 calories. Hope this helps.

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  8. I need to give Fage another try! I tried it a WHILE back and wasn't in love ;)

    Great review. Thanks!
    <3 jess
    xoxo

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  9. awwww I want to try this stuff so bad!

    x(

    Happy Holidays! And thanks for your reviews...I just bought Kashi Sof baked Apple bars based on your review!

    xoxo

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