phantom fruits

[kittenscribble]

I am sad to note that, although my yogurt container is labeled "Strawberry Banana" and indeed tastes of both fruits, neither of these fruits are actually mentioned in the ingredients list. Instead, I seem to be ingesting milk and sugar, mixed with corn syrup, gelatin, and random chemicals.

I may have to ask p_sunshine for yogurt-making help. Because now I really want yogurt with actual fruits in.

Comments

[museclio]

Um... could always buy plain and put fruit or fruit puree in it.

[kittenscribble.livejournal.com]

Unfortunately (and this is why I think I haven't tried making yogurt yet either), I don't eat yogurt very often, and plain always seems to come in these huge containers that go bad before I finish them. But it's a good thought.

[museclio]

I know TJ's sells it in smaller containers.

[kittenscribble.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the tip. To TJ's! ...once I finish off the rest of my phantom fruit yogurts.

(C)

[(Anonymous)]

the Harris Teeter has smaller containers of plain as well, but they're about a buck a piece, which seems ridiculously expensive for yogurt.