So, I picked up two variations on the Oikos brand, the honey and the plain, and I used the honey first.
Next, I used the plain yogurt as part of a tzatziki recipe.
So, overall, I thought both flavors were good and worked well for the sort of food that I usually use yogurt for (I don't honestly eat it just by itself all that often). It is a brand that is slightly more expensive than other generic yogurts, but that's to be expected with an organic line. Also, I know others of you who reviewed the product said you had a hard time finding it, but for me, it was amongst all the other yogurts in our regular Publix, so no special trip to a specialty store was required.
But, I don't want to be selfish and horde it all to myself; no, I have decided to share. So, if you think you'd like to give Oikos a try, I have 3 remaining coupons that I'd like to give you! All you have to do is leave me a comment here, in the next 24 hours, expressing your desire to get your hot little fingers on these coupons below. Make sure you leave me your email address or comment with a profile that has an email option, so I can contact you for your mailing address.
Now I'm craving Tziki - oops totally spelled that wrong.
ReplyDeleteIf it's eligible in Canada, I'd love to try it!
ReplyDeleteNow I want a smoothie...
i've never played in a givaway (probably cause i never win ;)) wouldn't mind some free yogurt ~ thx for sharing ;)
ReplyDeleteI've heard so many good things about this yogurt. I'd be willing to try i.
ReplyDeletehey-oh. i love some oikos. i got some coupons too, used them all, and now i'm having to pay for the stuff. still, it's great. i like all the flavors.
ReplyDeleteI would love the chance to try this out...I have seen these in the store, but they are so expensive!
ReplyDeleteYou know, if you keep giving free stuff away, it is going to make commenting here a LOT more easier. I'm just saying.....
ReplyDelete(btw, what is the latest on the camcorder? I laughed out loud at him getting the cheaper shipping option - I totally would have too.)
Now I want some falafel.
ReplyDeleteOh, pick me, pick me :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteThey sent me stuff too, but I haven't tried it yet because I couldn't find it at my grocery store. However, a friend just found it at a different store, so I will have to check it out!
ReplyDeleteI made humus this weekend, and it lasted about a day and a half. Mmm.
ReplyDeleteNow gimme that yogurt!
I would love to try the honey! I heard a lot of good things about the Oikos brand.
ReplyDeleteWe go through Greek yogurt in the sRod household like a fat kid goes through cake: mercilessly and throughly.
ReplyDeleteSo we will make some dang good use out of those coupons!
hmmm Greek Yogurt...although more of a fan of Fage though!
ReplyDeleteUmm - yes, please! I'd love some coupons for free yogurt :)
ReplyDeleteI'm starving now !
ReplyDeleteFun fun! who would have thought to make tzatziki!! : ) I def want to win! tosha25italia@yahoo
ReplyDeleteOhhh.. Thanks for the pictures. I was drooling all over my keyboard just looking at it. I'd thought if I stick my tongue right on the computer screen, I would be able to taste it. Dang!
ReplyDeletei'd love to try it
ReplyDeletebtw - i *am* now wanting to grab a warm pita!!
Sounds yummy. I'd love to try that!
ReplyDeleteI crave yogurt and would love to give this stuff a shot! It would be a nice change from my daily bottle of kefir! :D
ReplyDeleteI love Greek yogurt. I eat the plain ones with some Splenda.
ReplyDeleteI love Stonyfield yogurt. How is this greek version different from their regular one? Does is have more probiotics? Is is fermented differently? Sorry for all the questions. :)
ReplyDeleteHope I'm not too late! I love Greek yogurt!
ReplyDeleteI tried it the other day (actually bought some) and really liked it. Glad it worked for your needs.
ReplyDeleteI was just talking about this yogurt with someone yesterday! Crazy! It has a ton of protein in it and low in carbs, which makes it an awesome snack. I'll have to try it for sure.
ReplyDeleteI can make a meal of tzatziki, hummus and don't forget the babaganosh (sp?) and pita ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a completely non subtle way to stalk your readers and figure out their mailing addresses.
ReplyDeleteI'm OK with it...