20 Best Yogurt Brands For Diabetics (2023 Updated)

This is by far the most DISGUSTING plain Greek Yogurt I have ever tasted in my entire life! I actually threw up in my mouth a little after tasting this with mixed fruit &granola. That’s how I eat my yogurt in the mornings.

I checked the expiration date to make sure it wasn’t spoiled. It wasn’t. Just low quality, rancid tasting, plain greek yogurt. I will never buy Member’s Mark Greek yogurt ever again.

Bought two on 4/25/2022 at $3. 98. Bought today at 17:30 using scan and go at $9. 56. Had husband not questioned total of receipt for 4 items, we never would have known!! Returned to photograph shelf price in refrigerator section at $3.

98 – TODAY!! I pity anyone who unknowingly paid $9. 56. We returned and got refund of difference!!! It is a great product and have been using since they stopped selling Chobani.

The price is “right” for the quantity, but I am not sure that the label is totally honest in saying the contents are only milk and the listed bacteria strains. When stirring it, the consistency is almost like it has guar gum or other vegetable gum in it.

It is not like the other brand of Greek yogurt I normally buy. In fact the other brand was out of stock in the store where I normally shop so I tried this one. I also much prefer to buy organic if I can find any, and I do not mind paying more for organic.

I enjoyed this yogurt especially in smoothies. Not too sweet and doesn’t overpower and other flavors. It’s pretty good on it’s own but like all Greek yoghurts it is a bit more on the sour side. Personally I prefer Greek yogurt because it has more of a substance to it and fills me up for longer.

I like adding granola, fruit or just honey depending on what I am looking for that day. I really like the options and versatility of this yoghurt and that it’s a great addition to many things. I am lactose intolerant so I don’t purchase it for myself anymore but it’s a hit or miss for my kiddo that’s why I put it at 4 stars.

Diabetic friendly! People don’t realize but yogurt has a lot of added sugar. This does not and it still has a great taste! I buy yogurt mostly to make protein shakes, so this yogurt definitely adds that distinct Greek yogurt flavor.

I’m not overtly fond of the flavor in a smoothie but it is really delicious with granola or marinating and tenderizing meat. You can also make various party dips with this yogurt!.

We love this greek yogurt. We use it for everything. We’ve completely stopped using sour cream and use this in place of it on baked potatoes, pierogis, tacos, etc. We also use it at breakfast to make yogurt parfaits topped with berries and granola.

My favorite part is that it isn’t packed with sugar, like traditional yogurts. I can control the sugar content for my family. I highly recommend it!.

This is such a yummy snack! I also use this to make peach smoothies. Peaches ice and this yogurt make a refreshing healthy smoothie. I love this product it is so healthy and a good way for me to get in my calcium.

This is one of my favorite brands of yogurt and actually my favorite flavor. It is very creamy and the flavor is subtle and natural. It is sometimes hard to find in the store tho.

This is the only yogurt my husband will eat and also use for his morning smoothies and I have to say, it tastes extremely good alone and in the smoothie! My husband is very picky and has tried numerous vanilla Greek yogurts but always comes back to this brand and flavor.

I have even had to travel 30 minutes to another store since our local store was out of it and I know how much my hubby loves this. That’s real love for this yogurt and real love for my husband.

Lemon is my all time favorite flavor of yogurt. With most of the major brands, you’re looking at 40+ carbs for a little container though! Hardly a healthy snack for the person watching sugars. I’m glad I got to try this relatively new brand on the scene, Two Good.

See, the hook is that it only has 2 sugars. Hehheh clever. Greek yogurt is kind of naturally tart, and lemons are tart, so you can imagine how tart a barely sweetened Greek lemon yogurt is. It was good and the texture was nice, it could have used a few more sugar grams to take the edge off.

But then it wouldn’t make sense for it to be called Six Good. Maybe Eight Good?.

Oh I love lemon flavored yogurt!! Greek yogurt usually isn’t my favorite, but this one has a pretty good taste and texture! I LOVE that it only has 2 grams of sugar!! I don’t feel too guilty eating on these! I think it is pretty interesting that the fruit used is considered “rescued” fruit.

There is a lot of great to say about this brand and this product. I really enjoy it! Nice, refreshing! I definitely want to try other flavors!.

This yogurt is seriously everything I have been looking for!! I am a huge fan of Greek yogurt (the only type I eat) and I have been looking for a low fat option that still tastes “normal”. In addition, yogurt is a secret sugar hider so I am always checking the labels.

What is the point of eating low fat if it’s loaded with sugar, right? With that said, I also can’t stand a heavy fake sweetener aftertaste either. What’s a girl to do?? Buy this yogurt!!!! It is low fat, uses real fruit, and has only 2g of sugar.

Win win. It tastes good, tastes like quality, and doesn’t feel like a “diet” yogurt. In fact, put some light whipped cream on it and have yourself a dessert! Highly recommend.

We LOVE this yogurt. Recently I actually bought the plain version for my mom and I liked it as well, but i really prefer the Vanilla flavor. It’s just enough vanilla flavor without being over bearing because lets be real, vanilla can be a little too much at times.

My one year old loves this yogurt as well. We use it to make parfaits for morning breakfast or a quick rice oatmeal concoction as a quick breakfast for the baby. LOVE!.

has 5% milkfat, so it’s slightly higher in calories than the regular 2% Greek yogurt but at 150 calories per serving and only 11g of sugars, so that’s still not so bad. The 5% milkfat variety tastes a little bit heavier too.

Ironically, the texture of the 5% milkfat yogurt is not as creamy or as smooth as the 2% milkfat Fage yogurt is— but happily the flavor is still just as nice. Like the 2% milkfat variety, there’s still none of that gaggy sourness that other brands of yogurt have.

The higher milkfat content does change the texture slightly but that’s all. The overall flavor is just as nice. In honesty I didn’t even notice I had bought the 5% milkfat variety (instead of the 2%) at first and I thought the difference in texture was a sign that it was going bad, but no.

That’s just how it is.

Strawberry yogurt is the safest choice! The packaging separated the yogurt and the strawberry to pour in or dip. I’ve tried a few of these before so I know never to pour in the filling because it can be overpowering.

I decided to scoop and dip with a spoon since they don’t have the right yogurt-to-filling ratio. The strawberry is more of a jam. It is extremely sweet but luckily the yogurt is plain to balance it. I ended up with a lot of leftover filling and I’m okay with that because of the sugar content.

It’s rich in protein and a great source of calcium. Overall, I like it and wouldn’t mind buying it again.

I love honey yogurt but this format didn’t exactly work for me. The packaging separated the yogurt and the honey and gives the choice of dipping or pouring the honey into the yogurt. Because this was my first time trying this out, I decided to go all-in thinking this was the perfect yogurt-to-filling ratio.

Well, I thought wrong. When I poured it in, I deluded the whole thing in honey, it tasted like a spoonful of super sweet, sticky, honey goop instead of honey mixed into yogurt. I ended up throwing it away because it was no longer edible.

There are good factors though: it’s rich in protein, a great source of calcium, and is made with natural ingredients. Overall, it wasn’t my best experience but I don’t want to deter anyone from trying this out for themselves either.

Had I dipped instead, I might have had a totally different outcome.

I was wary of plant based yogurt because of sugar, texture, etc. This was a really pleasant surprise. Not too sweet, good raspberry flavor, rich, creamy. Wish that it were lower in saturated fat, but hard to do with coconut cream, and then it wouldn’t be as rich.

Also wish it were organic. The odd taste some reviewers seem to detect may come from the pea protein, which can give a slightly bitter, chalky, or vegetal aftertaste. It is, after all, peas, and works less well with fruit flavors than with, say, chocolate or nuts.

Food chemists are working on cleaning up that pea flavor profile. But I ate half the container of Siggi’s raspberry before I noticed it at all. I found it nearly undetectable. And the texture is not grainy as in some other products that use pea protein.

Best non-dairy yogurt I’ve tasted. Overall, good job, Siggi’s. But because of the fat content and non-organic ingredients, I will limit myself to using this as a nutritious dessert rather than my all the time yogurt.

You might also consider fortifying it with some calcium and vitamin D to make it an even better alternative to dairy.

I never leave online reviews but it has to be done in the hope of reclaiming what once was. I’ll say what everyone else has already stated and what everyone who loved the original recipe already knows: the new product is dismal.

I’ve tried to give it a chance, consuming about 6 cups in the hope that I could adjust. Not so. Plainly put, it’s just not good. The previous recipe was the perfect balance of creamy, sweet and tart.

Whether for a quick breakfast, an afternoon snack or late night treat, the original coconut flavor satisfied all cravings. Siggi’s really had something special. The new flavor has the taste that makes consuming medicine so undesirable, a metallic bitter sourness that is off putting to the tongue and palate.

Hopefully Siggi’s will heed the warning in favor of their pocket book because I know my days of purchasing this yogurt are through unless the old product returns. From the string of negative reviews that precede mine, I’m certainly not alone.

I’d love to change those 1 stars to 5 stars the original rightly deserves.

I have eaten Siggi’s “Original” coconut recipe every day for over four years. All local grocers were suspiciously out of stock for the last week. After purchasing several cups of the new recipe on the way into work this morning, I was looking forward to resuming my daily Siggi’s coconut routine.

I was overwhelmingly disappointed with the results. I honestly don’t mind the shredded coconut bits, but the “artificial taste” mentioned by other reviewers is spot-on; couldn’t even finish the cup. I know that marketing/leadership decisions occasionally backfire – this is certainly a prime example of one of those.

To preemptively respond to your moderator’s response, the cup and its contents were maintained at a steady, appropriate temperature. This is not a bad batch, rather a bad recipe. Also, why would you need to add milk protein concentrate to a new recipe which already contained more naturally occurring protein in the previous recipe? Bring the old recipe back.

Hello darlings! I wanted to share with you my opinions on a new Greek yogurt brand I’ve tried and fallen in love with recently. This is a well made, Greek yogurt company called Ellenos. I was able to try this delicious yogurt for free from @socialnature in exchange for my honest opinions.

I choose to try two of their flavors: passion fruit and mango. Of the two I tried, passion fruit was my favorite by a long shot. It featured plain slightly vanilla flavored yogurt fill with a delicious passion fruit curd and passion fruit seeds.

The seeds give it a crunchy surprise to the thick, soft, creamy Greek yogurt texture. The mango one featured the same plain slightly vanilla Greek yogurt with some mango curd. It was tasty but the mango flavor just wasn’t as robust as I expected it to be.

In addition to these delicious flavors they offer seasonal flavors like pumpkin pie and a delicious and unique Marionberry yogurt. What’s great about these is that no matter what flavor I’ve experienced, the yogurt in its own (with out fruit chunks, curd or seeds) is the perfect, thick and creamy texture normally associated with Greek style yogurt and delectable.

The only con I experienced was that this great Greek yogurt is only available in one grocery store (the fresh market) out of many near me. It’s such a delicious yogurt but access to it is still a little limited but I would drive out of my way to get more.

I rate this 5. 0/5. 0 and will be repurchasing more.

So please that this is now located in stores! Ellenos Yogurt is famous in Seattle and you can actually visit their store front to try their many flavors! I located this at my local Vons and was pleasantly surprised to see it.

It’s a little bit pricier than regular yogurt/greek yogurts you can buy individually, but I find these so smooth and creamy. I pay $2. 50 for each cup, but sometimes they have deals. Marionberry is probably my favorite of all the flavors and the one I am constantly going back for! I love the pureed fruit on the bottom that mixes in.

It’s a nice little treat. It’s a little bit higher in calories at 200 cals a cup, but it’s a very nice treat and leaves me feeling satisfied after eating it!.

LEMON CURD ELLENOS YOGURT Let’s get right to it. Ellenos yogurt DOES happily meet the expectations of the creamy taste of yogurt and tart/sweetness of lemon with each scoop of their lemon curd yogurt.

But if you don’t like the tartiness taste of lemon to stay with you after you’ve finished your treat, then maybe choose another flavor. When I went to pick up this yogurt as I saw the key lime pie flavor on the coupon photo, that was my goal to find.

Sadly I couldn’t find it and couldn’t find any of the other photos that included what appears to be either granola or graham crackers crumbles you could add into the yogurt. Nonetheless I was happy with this yogurt and have me an extra protein boost during my lunch break at work.

I gave it 4 stars for yummy taste, benefits, but the normal price for what you’d pay for each individual yogurt was a little high for me, and the lack of toppings that were not available with the yogurt.