Latest reviews about Stonyfield Farm fat free yogurt

lilmisssunshine says "A nice "hold me over" snack" about Stonyfield Farm fat free yogurt

lilmisssunshine — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 18:56:10 GMT

Stonyfield Farm Fat Free Yogurt is a great alternative to eating regular yogurt. I normally do not like the taste of organic yogurt, but the creamy texture & great flavor of this really work for me. I've had the vanilla, which happens to be my favorite, as well as the blueberry & I was very pleased with both. My only gripe is that some of the blueberries in the blueberry one seemed a little dried out.

I also appreciate the things Stonyfield Farm does for the earth and environment. Not only do they raise funds for different causes or charities, but I think bringing attention to different issues is also helpful. Many people do not realize the severity of many issues (like pollution or climate control) unless it is made aware to them. Their website (just stonyfield.com) shows people what they can do to make an impact, so you know they are, at least somewhat, practicing what they preach.

My favoite part is that I don't have to pay a ton more for this product. On my last trip...

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stef42678 says "Fresh Tasting Yogurt" about Stonyfield Farm fat free yogurt

stef42678 — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:14:30 GMT

I really love the taste of yogurt, but lately many brands I have tried have tasted artificial or are very high in calories. This Stonyfield Farm fat free yogurt tastes all natural and comes in some great flavors. I really love the black cherry variety because it is filled with real fruit and tastes so good. The fruit tastes fresh and the yogurt is smooth and creamy. I also love the vanilla variety and each yogurt is only around 130 calories. I like having this with lunch or it makes a great snack. Each variety is organic and great tasting....

AnnaBanana says "Very good, but not my favorite." about Stonyfield Farm fat free yogurt

AnnaBanana — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 23:13:14 GMT

Feeling a little adventurous, I decided to venture into untapped (by me, at least) yogurt possibilities. So it came to pass that I just spooned down a 6-oz. cup of Stonyfield Farm Organic Fat Free Black Cherry Yogurt with Fruit on the Bottom. I was impressed with this product which is probably truer to yogurt in its original concept and is made with six active cultures and no artificial sweeteners.

STATS:

The contents of a 6-oz. cup is considered to be a single serving containing 120 calories with none from fat. There are zero each total, saturated and trans fat, likewise zero cholestrol, 110 mg. sodium, 24 grams total carbs, two grams dietary fiber, 23 grams sugars, seven grams protein, to say nothing of 25% (D.V.) Calcium and 20% Vitamin D.

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Regarding the Black Cherry Fruit on the Bottom flavor, my advice is to be sure the yogurt and fruit are really mixed well together for best flavor and texture. It may be that I didn't do this enough which may have led to my giving...

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LB says "Great taste!" about Stonyfield Farm fat free yogurt

LB — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 17:28:37 GMT

I love this yogurt. It tastes great and has a variety of flavors....

SoCo says "Doesn't even taste like it is non-fat -- rich and creamy." about Stonyfield Farm fat free yogurt

SoCo — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 16:45:40 GMT

This is a great non-fat yogurt! The "fruit at the bottom" flavors are sweet without having that fake processed flavor, and the premixed flavors (such as French Vanilla and Blackberry) are delicious -- very creamy. Plus, this yogurt doesn't have regular or Kosher gelatin (which often is derived from fish) in it, and thus I believe it is vegetarian-friendly. Only downside is that the yogurt is on the pricey side -- often around or just over $1/carton.

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la429 says "Excellant Quality!" about Stonyfield Farm fat free yogurt

la429 — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 20:32:06 GMT

Good Quality Yogurt. Natural and packed full of lots live cultures!...

kimitche says "helps the chocolate craving" about Stonyfield Farm fat free yogurt

kimitche — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 19:55:38 GMT

I bought this yogurt last year in the midst of a chocolate cravong and its hasn't let e down since. IT has sugar instead of cornsyrup and actual cocoa powder. It has 6 yogurt cultures in it instead of one or two. I find it really helps my digestive track. IF it weren't so pricey i'd eat a lot more of it...