I just started incorporating F F Greek Yogurt into my meal plan - def makes it more enjoyable - take like 40 or 30 grams with a combo of strawberries and/or grapes and/or black berries - keeping carbs lowJust curious if anyone else is using fat free greek yogurt / fat free cottage cheese in their diet? why or why not?
Ive been craving cottage cheese and greek yogurt lately so ive been doing the below.
Adding 1 serving of cottage cheese w/ Mandarins or pineapple on top of 2 of my current meals a day. Then I do 2 servings of greek yogurt + 1 scoop whey isolate + 200-300g fresh berries (strawberries/ blueberries/black berries/ rasberries) for 1 of my meals of the day.
I feel like plain flavor fills me up better lol. If I add flavor I'll be eating it all night.I just started incorporating F F Greek Yogurt into my meal plan - def makes it more enjoyable - take like 40 or 30 grams with a combo of strawberries and/or grapes and/or black berries - keeping carbs low
Helps to bump up the protein and easy to consume
Glycemic index of 11 on the Fat free greek yogurt - Plan - throw in a stevia - Pretty good !!
and im referring to 30 to 40 grams of fruitI feel like plain flavor fills me up better lol. If I add flavor I'll be eating it all night.
interesting , I ve never tried Kefir. any recommendations?I gave them both up when i discovered kefir. kefir WAY more nutrient-dense and more efficient for me and many
I do but I stick to the full fat for the cottage cheese at least. For the difference of 80 vs 120 calories I think the full fat cottage cheese just tastes so dang much better. For the greek yogurt I buy the bit tubs and often the fat free is mostly what I can find and I don't notice a huge taste difference with the greek yogurt.
Same here, anyone with an appetite is going to want a large amount of yogurt so opt for fat free and get the fat from other sources. I highly recommend the light and fit Greek yogurt. Low calorie the taste is great. Add 5 egg white wraps to 12 oz and some strawberries you basically have a zero fat high protein low carb strawberry shortcake.I am the same. I like most brands of cottage cheese but a higher fat one will usually taste much better for me. Recently I have been having a tub of Longley Farm's Yorkshire cottage cheese (full fat) daily and that tastes amazing. Longley Farm's version is in a 250g tub and works out at 26g protein, 5.5g carbs and 15g fat. For me the opposite applies to greek yoghurt and I prefer the taste of a lower fat version. When I have greek yoghurt I also go through a 500g tub each meal so that would be a massive amount of fat and I would much rather get those fats from different sources. For most full fat versions that would easily be over 40g fat per tub but if I went with something in between like FAGE's 5% then 25g fat but I prefer the 0% version. I like the taste of the 0% version but I also usually squeeze half a lemon into it to add to the flavour then I add berries and some walnuts.
i eat 2 cups of fat free greek yogurt a day. i will say, it tastes like shit to me and i put either fruit or granola on it to make it good lol
and to note, i am lactose intolerance and greek yogurt is the only dairy that does not wreck my stomach.
i buy the family size peanut butter granola - love it. i have not tried mixing in EAA's, could be worth a shot.Have you ever tried mixing in some fruit flavoured EAA's with it? Some fat free yoghurts can be hard to mix and if that is the case you can add a tiny amount of water (I use lemon juice) then mix the EAA's in. I also love granola and if anyone is trying to get as big as possible that is a great combo because you will have a high protein, high carb and high fat meal that tastes amazing.