Sugar Free Yoghurt

[dazk]

Does anyone know if there is a sugar free plain yoghurt available in thailand i am in pattaya. just cant eat the sweet stuff thais love there sugar diabetes time bomb if you ask me.

[Gippy]

Yolida plain yoghurt, available in Villa supermarkets, large pot is around 50 baht.

[impulse]

Thanks Gippy! Good info for we who have to take a nap when the sugar buzz wears off.

[dazk]

yes thanks yippy

also found caroline in bigc 25 small pot but will check out your suggestion

[Ulysses G.]

There are plenty of locally produced yogurts with no sugar, but they all seem to be made with full fat milk.

[tutsiwarrior]

yogurt makers are cheap, look on amazon.com...I got a Severin...one of the best investments...

take a teaspoon of the shitty thai sweet stuff to get things started then smooth sailing all the way with the local 'milk'

highly recommended...I lived in Turkey where yogurt was served with every meal...they knows what's happenin'...some soup, some bread and natural yogurt...yassuh...followed with the strong tea in a tulip glass and youse together...

[glbv]

theres a new brand called Carolina if im not mistaken, big blue tub for about 50b. A little less tart than Yolida just depends on your tastes.

[HKBKK]

Farmers Union (Australia) Greek Style and European Style plain yogurt (both without sugar or any additives).

Finally good plain yogurt available at Villa Market (I don't like Yolida).

THB 65 per 200g.

[glbv]

Is the farmers union yogurt or yoghurt, im kind of getting tired of the tart flavor of yoghurt. I have been eating bulla cottage cheese (very high protein/calorie ratio) but villa never seems to be able to keep a steady stock, atleast the one one thonglor. Would love to fine somewhere that can keep a steady supply of these or able to buy bulk.

[theseahorse]

Is the farmers union yogurt or yoghurt, im kind of getting tired of the tart flavor of yoghurt. I have been eating bulla cottage cheese (very high protein/calorie ratio) but villa never seems to be able to keep a steady stock, atleast the one one thonglor. Would love to fine somewhere that can keep a steady supply of these or able to buy bulk.

What do you mean is it Yogurt or Yoghurt? Same thing just different spelling - same as color or colour, they're just English and American English spellings.

There's a few brands now that aren't sweetened, but if you eat lots just make your own. No need for a yoghurt maker in this climate, just turn your aircon off, it's a great temperature to make yoghurt here. I do mine in the evening and let it sit over night in the kitchen, by morning it's done. I've been doing it like this for every week for years and only ever once had the problem it was too cool.