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The Best Grocery Store Buys for Breakfast

Fage Total 0% Yogurt

Best Yogurt

Fage Total 0%
Supremely creamy despite containing no fat. Top with a drizzle of honey or your favorite jam for a protein-packed, low-calorie breakfast.

Per 6-ounce container: 90 calories, 15g protein, 7g carbohydrate, 0g fat (0g saturated), 0g fiber

Originally published in FITNESS magazine, July/August 2009.

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8/13/2010 07:40:58 AM Report Abuse
lauragonzo wrote:

Plain Fage works really well as a sour cream substitute. And it's fat free!

5/18/2010 03:04:48 PM Report Abuse
gcmisfit99 wrote:

You do have to aquire a taste for it :) I use 1/4 cup blended in with my protein shake for a creamy consistency. If I eat it for a snack, I'll put teaspoon of honey and teaspoon of wheat germ and mix it right in. Another healthy option, you could also mix in 1 tblsp of low-sugar strawberry preserves ( or what ever flavor you like)

4/21/2010 03:43:56 PM Report Abuse
mseverson2407 wrote:

at $2.29 for 1 carton, it better taste real good!

3/28/2010 10:48:04 PM Report Abuse
laurlaur2347 wrote:

hmm... i tried this and didnt really like it. i wasnt really sure what to expect though and didnt know it would be sour. maybe it would be better with honey or something?

1/30/2010 04:36:29 PM Report Abuse
khyett491 wrote:

Love this brand! The inner liner of paper helps keep this neat and tidy when I take it to work. Great taste!

1/15/2010 11:50:59 AM Report Abuse
rah47 wrote:

A great substitute for sour cream.

1/13/2010 11:57:32 AM Report Abuse
rebeccaraine wrote:

I've lived in the southeast my whole life and already use most of the products on this list. I get them at a Food Lion, a chain not known for organic or natural choices.

1/13/2010 10:53:28 AM Report Abuse
anonymous wrote:

taste better if you mix it with honey, other ways it tastes like sour cream.

1/3/2010 12:17:54 PM Report Abuse
Michele374 wrote:

Another type of greek yogert came in a #5 plastic container. Studies say #5 plastic may interfer with your metabolism and cause obesity.

12/22/2009 11:32:50 AM Report Abuse
pepperstorm wrote:

I also find that some of the "healthier" brands have more calories and carb-sugar totals and as a diabetic I have to read all the labels, sorry.

11/17/2009 07:21:26 PM Report Abuse
pepperstorm wrote:

some of these brands I never heard of and arent sold in the southeast

11/17/2009 07:18:21 PM Report Abuse
txsjhawk wrote:

i admit that these are more expensive than conventional items, you just have to make the choice...we live in a very small community in rural tennessee and i can get most of these items at kroger and walmart

11/13/2009 03:37:09 PM Report Abuse
tr141 wrote:

eating healthy and lowcal in general requires spending more money. unfortunately, my wallet suffers much more when I eat wiser.

11/12/2009 02:20:54 PM Report Abuse
tr141 wrote:

chobani is 100 calories for 8 ounces and cheaper at markets.

11/12/2009 02:19:54 PM Report Abuse
jandmevans wrote:

This list is great if you have a high income and live in a major metropolitan area...but what about a list for low income families in a small town? I can't find any of these products where I live!

11/12/2009 02:13:22 PM Report Abuse
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