Yogurt

[cjsmith]

What's your favorite no-sugar-added active culture yogurt?

Dannon Light & Fit has a bitter taste to it, although that might be just the one flavor I've tried so far. (I also seem to taste bitterness unusually strongly. I can't put broccoli stems in my mouth, and there's no way I'll ever like coffee.) But just about everything else in my local supermarket has so much sugar in it that I might as well eat a candy bar.

Recommendations?

[edit: Wow, you guys are great! I've got a big pile of good ideas already!]

Comments

[evelynne.livejournal.com]

The problem with this suggestion is that I have no idea how much sugar is actually in it, BUT:

I get the fruit-on-the-bottom yogurt, and DO NOT MIX IT. I just eat the yogurt off the top. Enough of the sugary stuff leaks in to give it some flavor without it being overwhelmingly sweet like when it's mixed.

[cjsmith.livejournal.com]

Oh interesting. I haven't seen fruit-on-the-bottom yogurt for a while; I figured they stopped selling it. Cool idea!

[plymouth.livejournal.com]

Both Stonyfield Farm and Brown Cow yogurts are fruit-on-bottom. Those are the brands I grew up with. I've had this little ritual since I was about 5 where I scoop the cream off the top and set it aside, eat the yogurt, then mix the cream into the fruit and eat that as "dessert" :)