Geek yogurt is different from another yogurt. It is a nice, thick, tart yogurt that works well in recipes. But even as non-dairy dairy products have spread onto store shelves, finding a good vegan Greek yogurt has been anything but easy. Yogurt is always good for your skin and as well as your health. Indeed, you could deal with this situation using a DIY approach. Minimalist Baker offers a two-ingredient recipe that doesn’t require any special equipment. But what if you only want to buy a carton in the store and eat it with your morning granola?
“Traditional Greek yogurt normally found to be 44 percent of all yogurt sales as well as virtually dominates the dairy category, Rather it has no brand has really cracked Greek in plant-based until now, said: ” Lia Stierwalt, senior director of marketing at Silk, nicely said to Food Navigator USA. We haven’t found anything that has fulfilled Greek’s trademark thickness and texture. Silk Greek is so thick that you can turn your spoon upside down and it will not fall off.
Although Stierwalt has strong grounds for her confidence in her brand’s product, it is not the only vegan Greek yogurt available. The following is the comparison of it and the rivalry.
Silk Greek Style Coconut Milk Yogurt Alternative
Primary Base: Coconut milk
Flavors: Vanilla, Strawberry, Lemon, Blueberry
As Stierwalt pointed out, the thick texture is really what makes it. I did not actually perform the complete upside spoon test on myself, but it appears to be a possibility. It’s pleasantly dense and smooth. But, unlike the typical dairy Greek yogurt, this is very sweet and does not have the characteristic tartness. I won’t use this as a substitute in savory cooking, for instance. However, as a sweet breakfast or snack, it’s definitely worth it and texture is a big plus. All the water used in the production process is “returned to nature drop-for-drop” as stated by the company, this seems to be a nice, but slightly ambiguous statement.
Primary Base: Almond milk
I have a special affinity for Kite Hill; my favorite non-dairy dairy brand is their cream cheese. Their soy free, gluten free and artificial preservative free Greek yogurt option is definitely a product worth purchasing. The bland taste is suited for different dips and dressings as well as eaten on its own or with a pinch of maple sugar if you wish to be on the sweet side. It’s not as creamy or thick as Silk’s version, and the fruit flavors that were on the menu when the product was introduced in 2017 seem to have been eliminated.
Forager Organic Dairy-Free Greek Style Yogurt.
Forager’s unsweetened plain Greek yogurt is an excellent replacement for yogurt or sour cream or even labneh in Savory dishes, like Kite Hill’s. It is slightly tart and sour, which is what you would expect of Greek yogurt, but it does not have the heavy, strained texture of the original. Despite its value, it is still worth adding the product to the shopping cart for what it is, but it will not be worth trying that spoon trick here