I have finally forced myself to start eating yogurt and Im looking for ways to fix it up. lol. I need some suggestions to help mask the taste until I get used to it.
Currently, Im doing vanilla greek yogurt with honey and granola, with cinnamon in it to help mask the taste.
I don't eat fruit, generally. Its very rare.
GOLD / wonderful coconut / 33402 posts
I just eat it plain. But I only buy fruit flavored yogurt
pomegranate / 3105 posts
I like to rinse off quinoa then toast it in a dry pan, then add it in. I like the crunch of it. It has a nice smell to it, too.
cantaloupe / 6923 posts
Can you mask it with hot fudge and chocolate chips? I hate yogurt!
pineapple / 12526 posts
@anonysquire: Haha, I think that kind of defeats the purpose. Although, it sounds delicious. lol
pomelo / 5509 posts
I can't stand plain Greek yogurt unless I am subbing it for sour cream. I usually just buy organic yogurt in flavors I actually enjoy, I feel fine about it as long as there is no artificial sweetener. If we run out of the flavored stuff and only have plain, I do honey and almonds and it's...not terrible.
cantaloupe / 6923 posts
@loveisstrange: I bought a tub of the natural yogurt or something and got a huge old bowl and put strawberries and bananas in it. I was so proud of my healthy attempt. Until I took a bit, geez that stuff is sour!!! I felt like I was eating a bowl of lemon juice or something.
pineapple / 12526 posts
@anonysquire: I have the same problem. lol. Cinnamon and pumpkin pie spice is helping. It makes it kind of taste like pumpkin cheesecake.
@rahlyrah: Mmmm, tzatziki.
wonderful clementine / 24134 posts
So this is really lame and not super healthy but adding sprinkles is really good! Probably not that much more sugar than from honey.
clementine / 995 posts
I had vanilla Greek yogurt with fresh blueberries mixed in this morning for breakfast.
papaya / 10343 posts
My fav:
1/3 cup frozen blueberries (put them in a bowl and micro them for 20 seconds and they get all super juicy). Then add 3/4 cup plain greek yogurt and 1 tbspn maple syrup or honey and mix it all up. Then add slivered almonds on top. Yum! Sometimes I'll also add a bit of dry oatmeal and mix that in.
wonderful cherry / 21504 posts
I actually really like yogurt, plain or flavored, but adding honey or maple syrup to plain yogurt is really good. And good granola and fruit (strawberries or blueberries usually). Maybe try regular vanilla yogurt instead of the Greek-- I think Greek yogurt is even more of an acquired taste.
cantaloupe / 6885 posts
Either fruit flavoured, straight up, or plain Greek blended into a smoothie with frozen fruit
nectarine / 2180 posts
I make Smitten Kitchen's maple granola with dried cherries and I add that into my yogurt. I like having some crunch with my yogurt. I especially love that granola on tart cherry or strawberry rhubarb Noosa. Yum!
nectarine / 2220 posts
I just do the plain with a little bit of vanilla extract or berry puree. Sometimes splenda or honey.
blogger / honeydew / 7081 posts
I love yogurt - a LOT.
But, my favourite way to eat it is in a big bowl with a TON of homemade coconut granola mixed in - to the point where its more granola than yogurt. Yum.
watermelon / 14206 posts
I get regular (not greek) vanilla yogurt and mix it with a granola That has almonds, blueberries, strawberries or something else mixed in.
pomegranate / 3601 posts
I usually eat it plain or add some fruit smoothy to it.
What I also like is some dark chocolate chopped up and added to it.
wonderful pear / 26210 posts
I am not a fan of greek yogurt lately, it's like it has gotten too tangy. I buy the regular plain yogurt and then I mix it with cold, cooked oatmeal and fruit.
squash / 13208 posts
@Pumuckl: oh yes! Yoppa has a greek yogurt that is raspberry and there is Dove Dark Chocolate on the top for you to mix in - it is to die for!!!!
wonderful grape / 20453 posts
I've been doing plain greek with a little stevia and thawed blueberries. It's ok.
If you mix protein powder in, it takes on a pudding type consistently.
I also do half greek yogurt, half almond milk, then mix it in with oats for overnight oats.
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