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    Default Having trouble finding plain yogurt with whole milk, does it exist?

    Hi,

    I am getting ready to start my soon-to-be 9 month old on yogurt. I have read that you really should begin with unflavored/plain yogurt made with whole milk. I can't find that anywhere! Grrr, I am sooo frustrated. Not even Yo Baby makes plain yogurt. I ended up buying a large container of plain made with 2% (that was the highest I could find). What has everyone else done in the past?

    Thanks in advance for your comments/suggestions!

    Karin
    Mother to Reagan (1/18/2005)

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    Default RE: Having trouble finding plain yogurt with whole milk, does it exist?

    I started with vanilla yogurt as it was the closest I could fine to plain at the time. (Not that it mattered though, because my DD didn't start liking yogurt until she was almost 2!) Since then I have found unflavored whole milk yogurt at Trader Joes and Whole Foods. Sometimes my local Albertsons will have plain whole milk yogurt made by Mountain High too.

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    Default RE: Having trouble finding plain yogurt with whole milk, does it exist?

    Thanks, Jennifer, I will definitely check out Trader Joe's & Whole Foods (I never thought to look there).

    Karin
    Mother to Reagan (1/18/2005)

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    Default RE: Having trouble finding plain yogurt with whole milk, does it exist?

    Try the Greek yogurt TOTAL at Trader Joe's. It comes in different versions/amounts of fat LOL


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    s7714 is offline Ruby level (4000+ posts)
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    Default RE: Having trouble finding plain yogurt with whole milk, does it exist?

    Yep, that's the one I get at TJs. Although mine doesn't always have the whole fat version instock, so you might want to call ahead just to see if your's has it available.

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    Default RE: Having trouble finding plain yogurt with whole milk, does it exist?

    Lately we've been buying Brown Cow Cream Top plain yogurt in 8-oz. cups at Whole Foods. They also carry Stonyfield Farm whole-milk yogurt in 6-oz. cups, but that's more often out of stock. If I recall correctly, we picked Brown Cow because it has slightly more fat than Stonyfield. Also, Brown Cow puts lids on their containers--DD never eats a whole cup in one sitting--but Stonyfield doesn't.

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    Default RE: Having trouble finding plain yogurt with whole milk, does it exist?

    We fed him Brown Cow, but we never did plain, I think we started with peach:) Also, there is a great 8% milkfat yogurt made by Liberte, called Mediterranee(sp) we find it at our local health food store and I think you can get it at Whole Foods.


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    Default RE: Having trouble finding plain yogurt with whole milk, does it exist?

    I buy Dannon. It is at almost every grocery here (midwest). The whole milk version is in a blue labeled container which doesn't say whole milk, but if you compare to the lowfat and nonfat versions, it is obvious. I think it is labeled "Natural". I can only find the large yubs, though, so make sure to look with the large containers.

    Sometimes I get Stonyfield Farms organic, so if you want organic, that might be an option. You can find a grocer here:

    http://www.stonyfield.com/StoreLocator/StoreLocator.cfm



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    Default RE: Having trouble finding plain yogurt with whole milk, does it exist?

    Trader Joe's or Whole foods. We buy the Stonyfeild organic brand - with cream on top. Mmmmmmm, so delicious! TJ's also has their own line - Strauss Farms (I think) - this is by far the best yogurt I've had in this country.
    In India, we always made our own yogurt and nothing here tastes as good :(
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    Default RE: Having trouble finding plain yogurt with whole milk, does it exist?

    I really like Brown Cow plain yogurt (with the cream on top); it has a really nice mild flavor. Some of the Greek and Russian-style yogurts I've tried have been too tart for my liking.

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