Root Beer Yogurt

[JSngry]

I feel like a victim.

[Jim R]

If we had that, just imagine how much more the terrorists would hate us.

And you are talking about frozen yogurt, yes? If not, I'll have to think about it.

[JSngry]

Chobani Root Beer Yogurt, please.

Chobani slightly frozen in a too-cold refrigerator is one of those things the you don't realize how happy an accident it was until you take the first bite. Yes.

But a root beer float made with thick Chobani vanilla yogurt...not auto-rejected. Not.

[Dan Gould]

That sounds appalling. But to each their own.

[Pete C]

Chobani's pineapple and mango flavors are great. I prefer it to Fage.

[king ubu]

I prefer Ronnie

[JSngry]

Chobani's pineapple and mango flavors are great. I prefer it to Fage.

Fage has yet to make me all DAMN!!! and stuff. But Chobani definitely has, at least on some flavors (including those two + the apple-cinnamon).

[Joe]

Pancakes made with Chobani vanilla... recommended.

[Free For All]

Chobani Lemon. Me likey. Black Cherry and Blood Orange too.

[JSngry]

The lemon & the pineapple both mix well with Uncle Sam cereal as a "way to go" day-starter. Plain does too. Pomegranate not so much, but pomegranate by itself works for me big time, at least as far as flavor. And passion fruit.

Heck, the only Chobani yogurt flavor I've had and not immediately gotten on board with is honey, and that's just because I recognized the danger, like, before the first spoonful was fully in my mouth.

[Dan Gould]

Well you guys got me curious so I went for a couple of Chobani flavors at Publix last weekend - black cherry and apple/cinnemon. For having double the sugar of the Yoplait low-calorie brand, I expected a lot sweeter taste. Creamier, sure, but the flavor wasn't doing it for me.

I'll stick with Yoplait.

[JSngry]

It's the creaminess that does it for me. Creamy creaminess.