-
Guest, the forum is undergoing some upgrades and so the usual themes will be unavailable for a few days. In the meantime, you can use the forum like normal. We'd love to know what you think about the forum! Take the 2025 Survey »
Full Fat Greek Yogurt
- Thread starter Grace04
- Start Date
I buy Fage Greek yogurt, I get it from Tesco but have bought it in Morrisons too.
Grace04
Well-Known Member
MissMuffett
Well-Known Member
I get the Fage Total 5% Greek yogurt, it’s one of the lowest carbs you can get 
D
Deleted member 475901
Guest
I buy Fage total or Ocado's own. if you can't find those then some of the 'Greek style' ones are OK, just check the carbs.
Grace04
Well-Known Member
That’s interesting. I’m just doing a Tesco shop so I’ll add one on. Thank you
Grace04
Well-Known Member
Thank you. That’s to one I’ve been buying but wasn’t sure the fat content was high enough. I’m trying to stop my weight dropping any further.I get the Fage Total 5% Greek yogurt, it’s one of the lowest carbs you can get
Grace04
Well-Known Member
We dont have a Lidl anywhere near by but if I’m passing one I’ll pop in and get some.
Yes that’s the one I buy, it’s my preferred taste out of all the Greek yogurts, if you are using it for desserts and want to up the fat a little bit add a bit of double cream if using it for dressings or dips add a bit of mayo to up the fats if you need to.
Dairy is a funny thing for me, it stalls or I gain regarding weight if I have too much so I do limit my dairy intake a bit and get more of my fats oils, animal fats etc, maybe upping your dairy in general could help with maintaining your weight. I don’t know it’s just an idea from my personal experience
Grace04
Well-Known Member
Thank you for that. Overall I’ve probably lost around 10 kilo. I’m okay about that but I really don’t want to lose any mor. A bit more dairy might be the way to go.Yes that’s the one I buy, it’s my preferred taste out of all the Greek yogurts, if you are using it for desserts and want to up the fat a little bit add a bit of double cream if using it for dressings or dips add a bit of mayo to up the fats if you need to.
Dairy is a funny thing for me, it stalls or I gain regarding weight if I have too much so I do limit my dairy intake a bit and get more of my fats oils, animal fats etc, maybe upping your dairy in general could help with maintaining your weight. I don’t know it’s just an idea from my personal experience
CatsFive
Well-Known Member
Hi, could any recommend a FF Greek yogurt and where to buy it? I‘m having trouble sourcing any but zero or reduced fat.
Thank you
I buy Asda's own brand. Most supermarkets have their own version.
MrsA2
Expert
Full fat in yoghurt terms is anything over 5% fat.
Lidl do (or used to) a creamy one which has added cream which came in nearer 10%.
Always check the nutritional info on the back though as each batch of each brand cand vary
"Greek" has to be made in Greece
"Greek style" can come from anywhere and is cheaper
Lidl do (or used to) a creamy one which has added cream which came in nearer 10%.
Always check the nutritional info on the back though as each batch of each brand cand vary
"Greek" has to be made in Greece
"Greek style" can come from anywhere and is cheaper
Gruffalo jim
Newbie
Aldi full fat Greek is delicious and authentic.. sold by the bucket, it's dirt cheap too,!!Hi, could any recommend a FF Greek yogurt and where to buy it? I‘m having trouble sourcing any but zero or reduced fat.
Thank you
I don't like yoghurt except in cooking but the Powers That Be rate Sainsbury's FF Greek yoghurt, although Lidl's will do. Aldi's is described as "gritty".Hi, could any recommend a FF Greek yogurt and where to buy it? I‘m having trouble sourcing any but zero or reduced fat.
Thank you
M&S have Authentic Greek Ypugurt with 10% fat.Hi, could any recommend a FF Greek yogurt and where to buy it? I‘m having trouble sourcing any but zero or reduced fat.
Thank you
Grace04
Well-Known Member
Aaah thank you. I had no idea that 5% was the one to go for. It is the one I’ve been eating thoug, the Fage, so that’s good.
