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My personal trainer is now pressing me to add probiotics to my diet. But I have never been a big fan of yogurt. Always had a chalky taste or something. Today I had a container of Wallaby Yogurt. OMG! Is it ever good. It's very creamy and has 4 cultures.

http://wallabyyogurt.com/html/home.htm

The Orange Passionfruit is my favorite.

Savory yogurt is really delicious too.
1 cup plain non-fat yogurt
1 jalapenio chili
coriander
1 clove of garlic
salt
cumin
1 cup skim milk

stick it in a blender and you have a tall glass of delicious.

MunchingZombie saidThe Orange Passionfruit is my favorite.

That's the flavor I just had!

Just looked it up and going to buy a couple cups of it tomorrow. Love yogurt and plan on even making it at home when I get situated in Phx. And according to the website it comes in plain which is just what I'll need for my Alton Brown recipe for a homemade batch.

Damn, do you have enough wallabies over there to milk them? Sounds gross to me. You know wallabies don't even have proper nipples in their pouches. Bleah! At least cow's teats are nice and exposed to fresh air!

If I had a choice, I'd be all over echidna yogurt myself. They're heaps cuter.

MunchingZombie saidThe Orange Passionfruit is my favorite.

Savory yogurt is really delicious too.
1 cup plain non-fat yogurt
1 jalapenio chili
coriander
1 clove of garlic
salt
cumin
1 cup skim milk

stick it in a blender and you have a tall glass of delicious.

You've got good tastes, and I'm going to make this tomorrow, but with less milk so I can use it as a dip for my pita chips! Thanks for posting

Plain turkish village yoghurt for me!!!!!!!!1

Sometimes with honey!

makeumyne saidDamn, do you have enough wallabies over there to milk them? Sounds gross to me. You know wallabies don't even have proper nipples in their pouches. Bleah! At least cow's teats are nice and exposed to fresh air!

If I had a choice, I'd be all over echidna yogurt myself. They're heaps cuter.

HAHA! I wish you were being serious. It was still funny, even though you weren't.

makeumyne saidDamn, do you have enough wallabies over there to milk them? Sounds gross to me. You know wallabies don't even have proper nipples in their pouches. Bleah! At least cow's teats are nice and exposed to fresh air!

If I had a choice, I'd be all over echidna yogurt myself. They're heaps cuter.

No Wallies in the US outside of zoos that I know of. But "there are ... a few populations of wallabies in the British Isles (descendants of zoo escapees)."

Caslon, I think this thread deserves a LOLWallaby:

makeumyne saidDamn, do you have enough wallabies over there to milk them? Sounds gross to me. You know wallabies don't even have proper nipples in their pouches. Bleah! At least cow's teats are nice and exposed to fresh air!

If I had a choice, I'd be all over echidna yogurt myself. They're heaps cuter.

If Strawberry yoghurt has chunks of Strawberries in it, surely Wallaby yoghurt would be normal yoghurt with meaty chunks.

Is this available at "Outback" steakhouse?

How much do these cost?

I've been on a rampant search for yogurts that are free of corn syrups or starches, and they're almost impossible to find. I've been downing a lot of SoyBaby yogurt, which aren't that bad, but they definitely do not feel like a normal cup of yogurt.

Also, it's pretty laughable to pull out a little container of baby yogurt at work.