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In my experience, greek yoghurt was sold as a commodity, ingredient, and niche ethnic product before. You bought it in Large containers and usually it was eith
by hayksaakian 12y ago
In my experience, greek yoghurt was sold as a commodity, ingredient, and niche ethnic product before.
You bought it in Large containers and usually it was either generic, or whichever ONE name brand they sold (at the normal grocery stores).
Nowadays, it's a popular consumer product sold in individual size containers, with fruit and other kinds of flavors.
(Seattle)
- _delirium 12y agoAt least in CA circa the mid 2000s, it was sold in individual snack-size containers, as you describe. Several formats, one of which was a two-part container with yogurt on one side and honey on the other [1]. The store brands tended to prefer a more "American-style" approach with pre-mixed fruit/yogurt in one compartment [2]. Some arbitrarily chosen photos via Google image search: [1] http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-HVyAxMPVFG0/T-mq0CkyhsI/AAAAAAAAEg8/1Ux_F-z9YAs/s1600/Fage+Total+2%2525+Greek+Yogurt+with+Honey+Close.jpg http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-HVyAxMPVFG0/T-mq0CkyhsI/AAAAAAAAEg... [2] http://greedygirlinlasvegas.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/tj-greek-yogurt1.jpg http://greedygirlinlasvegas.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/tj-g...