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Poll Question: what is your favourite taste
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    Posted: May 28 2011 at 18:43
what is your favourite Yogurt flavour,
 
well this is probably the sillyest poll I have made (as for now) but I love Yogurt and I bet other do as well
 
it is one of the most delichous food I eat and so easy to get  Tongue, just go into a grocery store and buy any flavour you want's and it's like eating velvet. or something soft.
 
 


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I've never had melon yogurt, though it sounds delicious.
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it is very good, I personly like Cherry best I think, or Mulberry is much like gold (taste like heaven)
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why go to the grocery when you can make better right at home
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Originally posted by JJLehto JJLehto wrote:

oh agi
 

oh don't tell me you don't like Yogurt Tongue, not that it is required for everyone to appreciate it, but I haven’t met anyone (except those with heavy milk allergic or other allergies) who dislikes it, it is like disliking chocolate

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Originally posted by timothy leary timothy leary wrote:

why go to the grocery when you can make better right at home


I'm sure it's divine when homemade-  I like blackberry, lemon, vanilla, cherry, and I notice many differences between brands; I prefer the fruit-on-bottom, I used to get Yoplait but now it's just way too intense, the cherry is like Atomic Cherry or something..gak
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Natural for me, I can't stand flavoured. 
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we have one in Norway called Skogsbær (Forestberrys, or more strickt to english Wildberrys, which is a mix of berrys found in the forest, like blueberry, blackberry, strawberry, eldberry and raspberry. which is delicius
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 ^ ^ I use plain for cooking







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Doubly divine when you make the yogurt and then add your own real organically grown fruit.
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I remember my family getting a good immigrant brand of Russian-style yogurt when I was a kid, much looser and flavorful than the pectin-filled stuff you get at the store
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Soviet Union style: one variety, beet. Tongue

Out of those listed, blueberry for the anti-oxidants.  There's this chain here called Publix that often has some interesting varieties in their store brand: guava, mango, guava/lingenberry, prickly pear.

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Guava, a popular flavour here in Namibia.
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prune
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I don't know what kind of fruit prune is, show a google picture
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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

I don't know what kind of fruit prune is, show a google picture
A dried plum.
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Natural. Poured over granola it makes my favourite breakfast.
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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

I don't know what kind of fruit prune is, show a google picture
A dried plum.
 
thank you, I was playing with a though that it was some kind of sea food, shrimps or prawn Dead
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Yoghurt I'm convinced is God's holy phallic discharge. Especially when it's Greek and natural with honey.
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