I love yogurt. Even more so Greek yogurt. Most of all Stonyfield Oikos Organic Greek Yogurt. I can't get enough, especially of the new chocolate and caramel flavored ones! So good, it feels like I should be eating it hiding from my toddler after she's sleep! But it is actually great for her as well, she tried both and loves the chocolate - of course. At least it is a treat I don't feel guilty giving her, like ice cream loaded with sugar.
You know what, you can win some of your own Stonyfield Oikos on their Facebook page, just share how you indulge! If 50,000 people enter, one person will win a year's supply of organic Oikos!
Disclaimer: I was not compensated for this post! I was sent some Stonyfield Organic Oikos to indulge in but was in no way required to share it with you. How could I not? I think everyone deserves some free Oikos!
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I notice that you said this yogurt is guilt free, as opposed to 'sugar loaded' ice cream.
ReplyDeleteOikos has 16g of sugar. A typical chocolate ice cream has 16g of sugar. So the reality is that most of these 'diet' yogurts have just as much, if not more sugar than ice cream and other sweet treats.
I hope this helps.
Dear Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteI will disagree. If you want to get technical, 4 oz of Chocolate Oikos has 16 grams of sugar, while 4 oz of Stonyfield organic ice cream/frozen yogurt has 20 grams of sugar. Still less, but most non-organic generic ice cream has more sugar than that! Ben and Jerrys has 25 grams sugar for every 4 oz. Friendly's is even more than that. Moreover, ice cream or anything frozen can't boast about beneficial probiotics. So it is still a fact, it is a healthier treat, but still a TREAT, not something to gobble up in copious amounts. :)
I have to try this flavor, my kids like organic frozen yogurt tubes and that is substitute for ice cream especially winter time.
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