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The quart size plain will generally not have added sugar, and is widely available (national brands package it like that). The single serve packages are "ready
by maxerickson 2y ago
The quart size plain will generally not have added sugar, and is widely available (national brands package it like that).
The single serve packages are "ready to eat" for people that want a sweetened snack.
- BeetleB 2y ago> The quart size plain will generally not have added sugar, and is widely available (national brands package it like that). May be the case right now, but when I lived in the Midwest 15+ years ago, the regular grocery stores (Meijer, etc) would carry only ones that had gelatin or pectin. I'd have to go to the fancier (e.g. organic/natural) stores to find brands like Nancy's or Mountain High - and they'd be very pricey. The West coast always had brands like Nancy's in regular stores (at normal prices). Perhaps now one can easily find regular plain yogurt without additives in those places.
- maxerickson 2y agoDannon Whole fat is just milk (they do add pectin or starch to the low/no fat). https://www.dannon.com/yogurt/whole-milk-yogurt/plain-32oz/ https://www.dannon.com/yogurt/whole-milk-yogurt/plain-32oz/ The various 'Greek' varieties are also widely available and tend not to use thickeners. Also, I'm not sure why we would discount "right now".