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[OC] Greek yogurt with frozen blueberries and sriracha
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This is, umm, unique. Thanks for sharing.
i accidentally bought plain which is apparently useless in smoothies so now i have to eat like 2lbs of it. Expect more fun exprriments i'm gonna try sardines tomorrow!
Why would plain yogurt be useless in smoothies? Isn't flavoring it with any fruit you put in the whole point?
Also, why do you hate yourself?
I was told by the smoothie eaters that it's too tangy and not sweet enough and they prefer vanilla regular yogurt to greek yogurt.
while it wasn't good it was edible enough to finish which is not the case for all of my experiments!
You know, most people would likely solve that problem by throwing in some extra honey or agave nectar, but you do you.
too thick? water. not sweet enough? sugar.
I don't think your smoothie people know their shit
They don't know what they're talking about. Taste-wise, Greek yogurt is just thicker than regular yogurt, and plain yogurt simply doesn't have the sweeteners and flavors added.
You can easily modify that yourself by adding sweetener of choice and whatever flavoring you like, such as vanilla extract. Just do it to taste and you'll be fine for smoothies.
Ahahaha You're crazy! I'm so in!