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    Best Greek yogurt recipes

    As title says, looking for good ways to get Greek yogurt down. I eat chobani atleast once a day but looking for a good cheap way to make Greek yogurt tasty. Will rep for good ideas.
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    Mix with peanut butter add in fruit and/or cereal
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    i think its already tasty but mixing it with a scoop of chocolate whey or casein is yumm
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    They're not recipes, but for savoury dishes I think any plain (like Greek) yoghurt goes well with rice and for sweet dishes, oats and berries.

    For Chobani in particular, google 'Chobani kitchen' (although I doubt all the dishes will be healthy haha)
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    Blueberries and/or raspberries, blackberries. Adding honey adds some tasty flavor to the berries.
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    if you dont like it, dont eat it

    i add walden farms syrups (choco or caramel work best imo but strawberry, blueberry and pancake are solid too) some nuts, berries, dried fruit, cereal....
    make it fun
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    I'll mix it with some fresh parsley, taragon, red wine vin an salt/pepper to us it as salad dressing
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    Savory: add in a few teaspoons of ranch dressing powder. instant low fat, (fairly) low carb, high protein dip/dressing.

    Sweet: 225 g FF GY, 1 packet swiss miss diet cocoa, 1 spoonful/packet of splenda, 5g SF/FF jello mix (I use chocolate), 32g sunflower butter (optional makes it taste better but adds 200 cals, PB would work too but I have a nut allergy). Mix everything together, and you can even freeze it for 1-2 hours(but make sure to stir it up every 20 minutes) and it makes a pseudo froyo.
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    Place 16 oz of fat free Greek yogurt in the freezer for fifteen minutes. Remove from freezer and stir in approximately 30 grams of your favorite protein flavor (PB&J=win). The amount is variable dependent upon how strongly one wants the protein flavor to come through. I use a little less than 30 grams because I like for a bit of the yogurt's natural acidity to remain.

    Top the yogurt/protein powder mixture with your favorite cereal. The best options are a mixture of Cheerios, Chex, and Fiber One Honey Squares. These cereal combine to create a beautiful textural contrast and add a welcomed crunch.
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    Greek Yogurt + any fruits = profit.
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    Honestly, home made greek yogurt is the best answer for taste. I have been making my own yogurt, then straining it to make it "greek" stylw for a few months now.... SO FRESH! also, i just find it tastes better. I calculate the macros each time I make it, and it normaly comes out around 19g protein, 13g carb, and 3-4g fats per 150 calorie serving.

    Not to mention I have saved an ass ton of money, the yogurt maker has payed for itself many times.

    I know this isn't what you were looking for, but i always like to let fellow greek yogurt lovers in on how great home made yogurt is!
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    .5c yogurt, 8oz chicken, ounce of walnut, some grapes, celery, and black pepper = great chicken salad
    Then put on top of good toast with cheese of choice on top then broil until cheese melts or in a wrap.
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    Wow guys was out for a while but many great reccomendations! Plan on trying the best sounding ones. Repped the first 5 and will get rest on recharge. Didn't think there was so many ways to eat it haha
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    I'm really surprised at how some people sweeten greek yogurt up while some people use it in regular foods like salads and other meals. Very interesting
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    Originally Posted by MITCHAPAL00ZA View Post
    Savory: add in a few teaspoons of ranch dressing powder. instant low fat, (fairly) low carb, high protein dip/dressing.

    Sweet: 225 g FF GY, 1 packet swiss miss diet cocoa, 1 spoonful/packet of splenda, 5g SF/FF jello mix (I use chocolate), 32g sunflower butter (optional makes it taste better but adds 200 cals, PB would work too but I have a nut allergy). Mix everything together, and you can even freeze it for 1-2 hours(but make sure to stir it up every 20 minutes) and it makes a pseudo froyo.
    That looks incredible kinda like a peanut butter sludge. I WANT!
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