If you like yogurt, you have to try this!!!

[Pedal Wench]

Back in teh 70's, my dad was on a kick where we had it 'growing' all the time. It was pretty tasty,if I recall.
As a slight hijack - if you like yogurt, you have to try Faje brand yogurt. I get it at Whole Foods or Trader Joes. It's a greek yogurt, and it is SO rich and creamy, even the fat-free one. Actually, that's the only type I've tried. Caution though - there's a sheet of parchment over the top. I didn't realize it and thought my first container was spoiled with a 'skin' on the top. Ooops!

[Kimmyt]

FreshNewbie, I am from the Philly area... where can you find this Kefir stuff? I'd like to give it a try, as I'm always looking for new yogurty things (most regular yogurts are much too sweet for me, but I need something with more sweetness than unsweetened yogurt).

K.

[mimitabby]

Kefir's good. It doesn't require a spoon like yogurt.

[limewave]

So, do you buy it in the yogurt section? I did a quick google, and it looks like it comes in a box? I'm confused.

[mimitabby]

it is in the milk section of two supermarkets i go to; the others don't even carry it. it's kind of like buttermilk.. find the buttermilk?

[HappyAnika]

I haven't tried the kefir, but I will try to track some down.

Recently I started eating Wallaby organic yogurt from whole foods. It says 'creamy Australian style'. I haven't been to Australia, but I do love the yogurt in Europe, much less sweet than the typical US yogurt. I like the Wallaby because its much lower in sugar than all the other brands I saw, and the sugar is in the form of organic evaporated cane juice. It does have a thinner texture than something like yoplait, probably not as thin as the kefir.