CARBmaster "yogurt"

Good stuff if you have a Kroger nearby.

They call it a "Dairy Blend" instead of yogurt, but it has live cultures. It also has 12 g of protein, and from the ingredient list, a lot of it is whey. 80 calories, 1.5 g of fat, only 3 g of sugars (which are apparently from real fruit since there is no sugar on the ingredients list). Nice break from shakes, and it tastes pretty dang good, too.

I searched and found a few references in the "office eating" thread, but as I was eating my delicious blackberry flavored PM snack, I thought I would tell others.

I have been buying greek yougurt, now that yoplait and dannon have both started producing it, the price has really come down. I will have to check our local Kroger out for carbmaster. I rarely shop there so now I have reason number 2 to go over there.

[QUOTE=brizey;489573431]Good stuff if you have a Kroger nearby.

They call it a "Dairy Blend" instead of yogurt, but it has live cultures. It also has 12 g of protein, and from the ingredient list, a lot of it is whey. 80 calories, 1.5 g of fat, only 3 g of sugars (which are apparently from real fruit since there is no sugar on the ingredients list). Nice break from shakes, and it tastes pretty dang good, too.

I searched and found a few references in the "office eating" thread, but as I was eating my delicious blackberry flavored PM snack, I thought I would tell others.[/QUOTE]

Yep, and almost always .39 cents ea. on sale :). Found these last year and switch between these and their Lite selection. I usually eat one every night. And thank goodness, they expanded their flavors, because it used to be like...3 or 4 total.

I agree, good stuff. I have some for desert sometimes.

I've been eating it for years and love it! I really like some of the newer flavors like cherry and strawberry banana, but I wish they'd add more flavors like coconut, key lime, etc.

[QUOTE=brizey;489573431]Good stuff if you have a Kroger nearby.

They call it a "Dairy Blend" instead of yogurt, but it has live cultures. It also has 12 g of protein, and from the ingredient list, a lot of it is whey. 80 calories, 1.5 g of fat, only 3 g of sugars (which are apparently from real fruit since there is no sugar on the ingredients list). Nice break from shakes, and it tastes pretty dang good, too.

I searched and found a few references in the "office eating" thread, but as I was eating my delicious blackberry flavored PM snack, I thought I would tell others.[/QUOTE]

These are my savior, i need to hit atleast 50-60 grams of protein per meal, and these babies do the job, i eat at-least 10-12 of these a day, they're amazing and do wonders for any low carb high protein diet.

Dan

Love them!!!

Has anyone tried the new flavors? They now have carrot cake, spiced pear and tropical fruit. Quite good!

[QUOTE=lauren921;579086781]Has anyone tried the new flavors? They now have carrot cake, spiced pear and tropical fruit. Quite good![/QUOTE]

I have tried the new flavors. They are okay but not as much protein. They have 8 grams compared to the basic flavors that have 12. Not much of a difference but I am ALWAYS low on protein so I stick with the flavors with the extra 4 grams.

There is more protein in the stuff that they sell at Sunflower.

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[QUOTE=brizey;489573431]Good stuff if you have a Kroger nearby.

They call it a "Dairy Blend" instead of yogurt, but it has live cultures. It also has 12 g of protein, and from the ingredient list, a lot of it is whey. 80 calories, 1.5 g of fat, only 3 g of sugars (which are apparently from real fruit since there is no sugar on the ingredients list). Nice break from shakes, and it tastes pretty dang good, too.

I searched and found a few references in the "office eating" thread, but as I was eating my delicious blackberry flavored PM snack, I thought I would tell others.[/QUOTE]

Thanks for this. I could use some variety and this sounds perfect, especially given the relatively low cost. The veggie substitutes are very $ and cottage cheese does get a bit old after a while.

[QUOTE=lauren921;489710791]I've been eating it for years and love it! I really like some of the newer flavors like cherry and strawberry banana, but I wish they'd add more flavors like coconut, key lime, etc.[/QUOTE]

There is a new "Strawberry Colada" flavor that has coconut flakes in it. It's some pretty good stuff.

I can't handle plain cottage cheese, but I will mix one container with 1/2 cup of cottage cheese right before bed. Helps me get my casein! Good Stuff!!

[QUOTE=brizey;489573431]Good stuff if you have a Kroger nearby.

They call it a "Dairy Blend" instead of yogurt, but it has live cultures. It also has 12 g of protein, and from the ingredient list, a lot of it is whey. 80 calories, 1.5 g of fat, only 3 g of sugars (which are apparently from real fruit since there is no sugar on the ingredients list). Nice break from shakes, and it tastes pretty dang good, too.

I searched and found a few references in the "office eating" thread, but as I was eating my delicious blackberry flavored PM snack, I thought I would tell others.[/QUOTE]

I buy my plain Greek yogurt from Trader Joe's. Lately I have been mixing it with unsalted peanut butter also from Trader Joe's. Their peanut butter has no added sugars.

I may add a tablespoon of BCAA, pieces of walnuts, and honey. It's my replacement for dinner if I'm not in the mode for a meat and vegetable dinner.

I tried making yogurt. It's not that difficult. To make Greek yogurt I just strained off the whey. I used the whey to add to pre and post workout drinks.

Have them with my lunch every day. Great when they are on sale for 10 for $4.00 and I get my son's emplyee discount of 10%!!!!

Hell yeh! They have awesome flavors. I got 10 for $4 today. I'm a personal trainer and one of the other trainers I work with turned me on to these a while back and I suggest them to my clients to satisfy their sweet tooth while actually eating something good for them. I got key lime pie, cinnamon roll, carrot and chocolate cake flavor!

We don't have Kroger here, but I think they own Ralph's so I get it there. I mix one scoop of vanilla whey with it and it mixes perfectly and tastes great. In fact my three year old is constantly asking for bites.