Is there anyone in our great nation not yet obsessed with Greek yogurt? Hell, even yesterday on Oprah, Kirstie Alley talked about how delicious it is. The older I get, the less dairy I'm able to eat, so I save it up for the truly necessary dairy experiences like Greek yogurt.
I tried Oikos yogurt from our friends at Stonyfield Farms. It's all organic, which is why we love Stonyfield Farms! If you haven't seen Food, Inc., please crawl out from under a rock and watch it. Stonyfield is fighting the good fight and winning. They're even feeding their cows more Omega 3s so that the cows don't fart behemoth methane bombs and ruin the ozone with their ass gas (bucolic-legend bust: this link says cows produce more methane from belching).
I've been obsessed with Stonyfield's products since the bebe was wee and noshing on YoBaby. Others must feel the same way, since Oikos was sold out at my Whole Foods three weeks in a row. Stonyfield is the model of what a food company should be...plus the yogurt is damn good, so it's very easy to buy and to recommend their products.
I've been using the plain Oikos on everything--with cereal, in place of sour cream or creme fraiche, in dips, and on fruit.
If you're smart (which I know you are), you'll make this recipe from Karina Allrich and slap a dollop of Oikos on each serving:
Karina's Turkey & Sweet Potato Enchiladas
Now go eat already..but pick up some Oikos and save the planet along the way.
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4 comments:
I love all of Stonyfield's yogurts! The Oikos is usually sold out at my grocery store too, I guess hungry minds think alike. :)
This stuff is great. I made a dill sauce with it to accompany gf zucchini-potato pancakes, which comprised two days' worth of meals for me. That recipe's gonna be my Hanukkah blog post, and the official leak is on your blog only, Anna. Mazel tov!
Oh, man. I'm soooo addicted to Greek yogurt. My friend and I are always giving each other reviews new ones we find. (Oddly enough, she just tried Oikos for the first time today.)
Next time they're out of Oikos at your store and you need a substitute, try the Chobani. I think I've managed to try every Greek yogurt available in my area and both Oikos and Chobani rank at the top of the list.
Yum. Greek yogurt would be so fabulous with enchiladas. Yes. Yes. xox
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