Yogurt
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Asked by V.K. from Sacramento
on May 22, 2011
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OK I have been told that I have blood pressure that borders high. So I am trying to lose weight. First stop .. eat better. So for breakfast I have been having yogur...
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- well, yogurt flavored lightly is still good healthy yogurt. have you tried greek? even the non-fat is rich, creamy and yummy. i do indulge in low-fat flavored yogurt,...
- Another vote for vanilla Greek yogurt, tastes great and has higher protein than other types. I like to have oatmeal, steel cut or regular, with yogurt on top, just a l...
- Vanilla, almond, or any other flavor extract, cinnamon, nutmeg, banana, blueberries, raspberries. You can take your palin yogurt and mix it in the blender with any of ...
Yogurt
Asked by E.S. from New York
on February 23, 2012
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What kind do you buy? Seems they are all laden with sugar, even the "organic" ones. I don't see the value of sugar even if it is "organic." Does anyone know of a brand...
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- I suggest you go online and find a simple syrup with a fruit of your dd's choice to add to plain greek yogurt so you can control the contents - I am sure it's out ther...
- Nancy's Plain Yoghurt, Trader Joe's European Style Plain, pretty much any plain yogurt that only lists Milk (and maybe powdered milk and vit D) as ingredients. Then I...
- Fage is wonderful Greek yogurt, and if you're okay with honey, it makes for a simple and yummy snack. Otherwise, the rest of the moms here are right--fruit added to G...
Yogurt
Asked by R.M. from San Antonio
on April 17, 2009
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My daughter has turned 1 year old a few weeks ago. She is drinking milk like a champ. I was wondering if I could start giving her yogurt. Is there yogurt for babies...
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- Yogurt is a great food to feed a one year old- but beware of the high sugar content. Your best bet to avoid the sugar is to get plain yogurt and then add your own fre...
- There is some yogurt called Yo Baby! It is about $3 for 6 containers. My son LOVES them!!! I wouldn't do the adult yogurt. It has caused a few stomach problems for...
- Babies can usually have yogurt before milk so I think that you can give yogurt now. BEWARE of the sugar content in the different brands and flavors....there's as much...
Yogurt
Asked by J.S. from Dallas
on March 28, 2007
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Ok Mom's,
I've searched the web looking for info on what age to start yogurt. My son is 7 months old and is eating 2nd foods and 3rd foods as well as saltines, graham...
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- He is old enough to eat yogurt. I loved the yobaby yogurt with the cereal built in, but my son loves all kinds!!
- hey J.- i had my second daughter 2 days before my first daughter's 1st b-day. are you surviving ok? it can be so tough!!!! well about the yogurt thing. i go to sprout...
- Our pedi is very conservative, and his rule of thumb is 9 months for yogurt. 12 months for milk. Only use yogurts made with whole milk because they need the fat. Yo...
Yogurt V. Baby Yogurt
Asked by L.A. from New York
on July 28, 2011
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Ladies -
What is the difference between regular whole milk yogurt, and baby yogurt? My MIL is intent on his having yogurt, as she feels the probiotics/ live cultur...
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- I buy a big thing of organic vanilla yogurt and add fruit to it for my children, ages 3 and 18 months. Sometimes I sprinkle cinnamon and sugar, sometimes add granola o...
- When companies label their products with the word "baby" it's a clever marketing scheme. Parents think that they're getting something different, or better or more sp...
- If you are giving a child under 2 years yogurt it needs to be whole milk yogurt. Many times the "baby" yogurts are labeled that because they are made with whole milk....
Making Yogurt
Asked by A.C. from Allentown
on January 18, 2011
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We eat a lot of yogurt and it is very pricey. I prefer Stoney Field Farms as I do not want anything artificial added. I was wondering if any one makes their own? Do...
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- I make mine sometimes myself. A friend of mine from Turkey tought me years ago. I use a clean stainless steel pot, regular milk ( one quart). I heat it up until it is ...
- Crock pot yogurt! I love that stuff! we make a gallon at a time. It is a little runny but so is Stoney field farms so it won't look much different than what you are...
- It is cheaper (basically the price of milk) and you don't need starter - just a yogurt with active cultures. Easy too.
How to Freeze Yogurt
Asked by R.S. from Dallas
on July 11, 2010
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I need to freeze dairy for a few weeks. Can I put my yogurt containers that I buy at the grocery store directly in the freezer, if yes, just container as is, or need ...
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- My grandchildren love to eat frozen yogurt like ice cream and yes it freezes very well. Just stir when you thaw it before eating it. Cheese freezes very well also, es...
- I have, the only really difference is that it can be a little watery when it thaws. I would wrap them if it is going to be more than a few weeks.
- You can also just put them in a large ziploc bag to protect them in addition to the regular container. Thaw them as you eat them and you will want to thoroughly mix t...
Yogurt for Babies
Asked by S.T. from Denver
on August 15, 2011
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I bought a pack of YoBaby yogurt... it says it's organic and made from whole milk - what are your thoughts on this stuff? Where else can you find whole milk yogurt for...
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- I just buy the big containers of plain whole milk yogurt. WAY cheaper, and we add little chunks of fruit.
- Any organic yogurt - it doesnt have to say its for babies. I asked my ped. about yogurt for babies and he said it was fine, and that it did not have to be organic ...
- YoBaby makes plain, unsweetened yogurt. It's my daughter's fave!
Freezing Yogurt
Asked by K.L. from Savannah
on April 19, 2012
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Have you ever freezed individual yogurt cups? How was it when you ate them? I am thinking of getting a bunch with coupons and a good sale right now, but I am the onl...
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- My daughter does that and likes it.
- All the time. If you eat it while still just slightly frozen, good choice for ice cream. My kids like to have the Yoplait Whips frozen. It does separate just a bit ...
- my kids eat frozen yogurt cups all the time, that's the way they prefer them....we don't thaw them just eat like ice cream cups or sherbert cups
Baby Yogurt
Asked by D.R. from Miami
on January 28, 2009
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Hello Moms,
I have a question for you all...
who feeds their baby YO Baby yogurt? I have a 8 month old daughter whom I want to start feeding her baby yogurt but ...
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- Hello. My baby is 16months now and he has been eating yo-baby yogurt since....not exactly sure but away before 8 months. He loves it, actually even the days that he do...
- All three of my children had yogurt beginning at 6 months. My recommendation would be to begin with PLAIN. As much as possible I purchased the Stonyfeld Farms (same ...
- I'm an infant acid reflux Guru: http://www.mamasource.com/business/14059862321568677889 and so I say that some babies can handle it at 9 months or so- I introduce ...
