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Here we are at Friday and that's Jo-Anne's thoughts and this week I am thinking about yoghurt. I like yoghurt but not Greek yoghurt and not a big fan of chunky yoghurt as in yoghurt with a lot of fruit in it. When I say Greek yoghurt I mean plain Greek style yoghurt, I have tried it but no I will pass on that.
Back when I was a child yoghurt wasn't common place in our household. I don't know how common it was in general here in Australia as I was a child, your know.
As an adult I started buying yoghurt and liked the smooth creamy taste of what I was buying, but when yoghurt with real fruit pieces in it came about I tried it and found some brands ok not to much fruit but other brands had far too much fruit in it and that I didn't like.
Many years ago my daughter bought me a yoghurt making kit were you add water to a powder mix and sit it in the container with hot water overnight. I used it a lot over the years but not anymore as it got tossed in the clean out late last year.
I like different flavours, Tim is a strawberry flavoured fan it is his go to flavour.
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I don't like yogurt at all in any form. Too sour. Especially Greek yogurt. I won't eat sour cream either, or cottage cheese. I don 't like strong smelly cheeses either, but others like cheddar, swiss, and other mild flavors are good.
ReplyDeleteI only eat it because it is good for my stomach. It does have a distinct flavor - I eat plain greek yogurt and add my own dried or fresh fruit and high-fiber cereal. It's not too bad -
ReplyDeleteKatie.......I so agree with you
ReplyDeleteChatty......Yes we do can't remember if I have tried it
Debby......You can have it
I tried Yogurt (I believe we skip the "H") for a while. It never really caught on for me, and when I tried to help it along by trying chocolate yogurt, I said, that's enough...
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