Greek Yogurt - Fort Stewart,GA

My kids love Zoi (sp?) brand greek yogurt, we buy the honey flavor and sometimes I add pureed fruit to it. It is made with whole milk so it is really rich and creamy and my skinny little ones need the calories!

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We were late starting solids, but greek yogurt was one of his first and favorite foods. We started off with plain 9% or 2%, whichever was available at the store and then started mixing in fruit. Now that he's one and I'm more pressed for time, I often grab the Chobani champion's for kids. They are sweetened, but seem to have less sweetener than their adult focused flavored varieties.

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I buy it plain whole milk from trader joes. My baby is over 1 so i like to add honey to it. But i used to just add fruit puree like bananas, mangoes, apricots etc he loves it! I do also sometimes buy the vanilla one to make it easier and I don't add anything to it. He loves it!

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Both my kids do, as do I.

When my youngest wasa baby i would just feed it to her plain, now that she is 2 she eats it with raspberries and agave nectar (just like my oldest does)...Usually i buY "Fage" brand which is 0%...but its not always available sometimes i get "Oikos"....and "Dannon" recently came out with a greek yogurt i like. We are vegetarians and are limited to the brand we can buy (most yogurts have gelatin , which is cow bones)

I also use yogurt in place of sour cream, i put paprika, salt, cumin, and coriander on it as a dip or garnish. I put it in smoothies too(soy milk,frozen fruit,yogurt, flax seed).

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My 16 month old has been eating it every morning for ages now. I buy the Fage full-fat plain one because she's little and not the greatest eater. It's one of the few things I can always count on her to eat well (I hate to even type that!). I usually mix in about half of a small jar of fruit puree, like pear/mango or raspberry/banana to about half a cup of plain yogurt. The ladies at her daycare are always asking me how I make it because it's so delicious! If you're concerned about organic, Trader Joe's also makes greek yogurt, but it's not as creamy as the Fage.

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My three year old is addicted to yoghurt, and he loves Greek style, just plain. I like it too. Sometimes I will put honey in it for a sweet hit.

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No. I ate it for 2 weeks after seeing it on Biggest Loser. I got bad gas and stomach aches. It was the oikos? brand.

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My babies did...not as much anymore, but they used to love it! It has more protein than regular yogurt so if struggle with them eating it otherwise, this is a good alternative! I usually go the fruit kind flavored by the manufacturer.

Oh and I usually bought the fat free kind b/c that is what I would eat, but I think any are fine. If you're only buying for them then I'd probably do whole or 2% but since my kids were getting whole milk I figured fat free yogurt was fine so we could all share!

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Yes and they love it. I think the one I buy is 2%. I buy plain in the big container ( we go thru a lot) and I add in whatever fruit we have.

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I gave my infants/toddler the highest fat content I ccould find. I used plan. Towards age 2, I would use lowfat or fat free and add pureed fruit or a little bit of fruit preserves. Now they are 3 and 7 and I buy flavored ones out of convenience, but have cut back on teh servings due to the sugar content. We love greek yogurt!

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My 3 1/2 year old has been eating greek yogurt since he started on solid foods. I think it is great! It's a great source of protein, especially for a kid that doesn't eat much meat proteins. I usually get the 2% or whole milk yogurt made from cows milk that is hormone free. I started him with the plain yogurt, then eventually added my own flavorings. Now that he is older, we often add fresh berries with a drizzle of honey- but it is fun to experiment with your own add ins. Less sugar that way too!

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