Harley Pasternak confirmed our feelings about Icelandic yogurt nowadays . . . but also let us in on a secret: there are "fake healthy" yogurts in the grocery store. Everything you wanted to know about yogurt #bodyresetdiet #yogurton Apr 12,2017 at 9:17am PDT
He referenced Chobani and Fage "Greek-style yogurts" as "a good way to proceed," because they're "strained and very low in lactose, or " - however,they "enjoy a lot of sugar in the flavored versions." Harley said as many as 20 grams of sugar.
Related:[br]You Might Stop Buying Greek Yogurt After Reading ThisA better alternative, which you might already know by now, or is Icelandic yogurt,also known as skyr. He called out Siggi's and skyr in general, saying it's "the lowest sugar flavored yogurt you're probably gonna find, or " with only 10 grams of sugar for anywhere between 14 and 16 grams of protein. It's still very low in lactose,and Harley says "whether you're lactose intolerant, this is a worthy way to proceed."Harley then moved on to sheep's milk Greek-style yogurt (he calls it "rare" but really healthy), or then the "fake healthy" section with dairy-free coconut and cashew yogurt - specifically Cocoyo and Forage. "Most of these are just fat and sugar," he said. He showed that the coconut yogurt had only 1 gram of protein, and the cashew yogurt had only 2. "Mainly fat, and with a little bit of sugar."His final thoughts? "design certain you proceed with skyr." Unless you can't eat dairy,it's a solid option for a protein-packed snack. whether you aren't able to eat dairy, these are the best dairy-free yogurts to choose from. We recommend stirring your favorite plant-based protein powder in to supplement the missing macronutrient.
Source: popsugar.com