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By Connie Osborne Monday 13 January 2014 Updated: 16/01 19:34
FEWER people were caught drink or drug driving across West Mercia last year, figures have revealed.
Data released by the Safer Roads Partnership has shown a drop in the percentage of people blowing a positive alcohol breath test reading in both random stop checks as well as after a collision in December.
Despite record high numbers of people being tested in West Mercia, only 3.8 per cent of 3,731 people either refused to give a test or showed a positive reading, compared to 4.4 per cent in 2012.
A further 16 people out of 1,062 also failed a breathalyser test or refused to take one after a collision in comparison to 26 last year.
The data also showed over the past three years 184 people were killed or seriously injured in West Mercia and Warwickshire following a collision where someone was under the influence of drink and drugs. An additional 881 suffered slight injuries.
The results follow a campaign by police and the partnership where posters, beermats and leaflets were put in pubs and clubs, as well as adverts on the radio and buses, to remind people about the consequences of drink or drug driving.
It was also supported by a month-long winter drink-drive enforcement campaign launched on December 1 by the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO).
Vicki Bristow, communications manager at the Safer Roads Partnership, said: "Although the percentage drop isn't large, it's encouraging the number of positive breath tests we are seeing overall and after collisions is steadily reducing however, there are still a significant number of motorists ignoring the simple message that drinking or taking drugs and driving ruins lives."
Supt Lee Davenport of Warwickshire and West Mercia Police said 6,275 breath tests conducted throughout the two areas in December showed their commitment to tackling the problem.
"However despite our many warnings over the festive period and throughout the year there are still far too many irresponsible drivers ignoring the devastating consequences that drinking and driving can cause for them, their family, friends and other road users. "
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What is the best brand of plain nonfat yogurt?
- omotosando Jun 24, 2007 01:06 AM
Okay, I have decided to kick the sugar habit. No more flavored yogurt for me. I have been told to lower cholesterol, no more full fat yogurt for me.
Is there a brand of nonfat unflavored yogurt out there that is particularly good?
Also, any of you out there just eat the stuff plain? I have never enjoyed plain undoctored yogurt, but I'm not big on artificial sweetners either. Can I learn to love it plain?
For me, the easiest brand to stomach plain is Fage.
After you're used to that, try the Trader Joe's Greek Style (blue tub).
They're easier to eat with a little honey, or tangy fruit like berries or peaches. For example, I wouldn't do it with bananas to start because it'll really showcase the yogurt's tanginess.
The others are all a lot more tangy to me, which is harder to eat alone. But lately I've really enjoyed muesli or Special K Red Berries cereal with Strauss nonfat, which is pretty watery and almost a milk substitute for me. Stonyfield is pretty good too.
ah, yogurt.... I could write a book on it.
current day yogurts have morfed into some pretty strange stuff.
In the good old days, yogurt was simply milk with live/active culture.
Now adays, most brands have skimped on the cultures, and simply add some thickeners ie starch, tapiaco, etc.
Then to add insult to injury, they've added artificial sweetners and flavorings.
Then they add gobs of gummy so called "fruit" that is mostly corn syrup and possibly some artificial flavorings.
THEN, they try to promote yogurt as 'healthy'. With all this extra stuff added, you might as well drink a shot of milk, but then add a few tablespoons of sugar and starch and artificial stuff. gee that sounds healthy!
ok, enough of my ranting. now to your question:
I like Pavel's LowFat Russian yogurt ( I sneak into Safeway, incognito, just for this one item)
No thickeners, no sugar. no sweetners nothing artificial.
Simply: MiIk, Living Cultures, vitamin a, vitamin d. that's it :)
They have regular, lo-fat, and lo-fat vanilla.
Not sure if they have nonfat.
I eat it plain. But you could always add your own fresh fruit or a bit of jam/preserves. That way you control the amount of fruit and/or. (Most yogurt brands that have so called 'fruit' actually have more sugar than they do fruit.)
As you get use to it, you can always decrease the amount of fruit/jam.
Happy tastings.
re: LauraB706
Thanks. I will pick up some Pavel's. Were you always able to eat it plain, or did you have to acquire a taste for it. I like yogurt (not put off by the sourness like some), but plain is going to take some acquiring of a taste.
re: omotosando
I found plain yogurt to be a rapidly acquired taste -- but still, an acquired one. Say, eaten over fresh cherries and granola...
Fage is great, but if you like a thinner yogurt I'd look to local organics. On the east coast, that would be Seven Stars (for really thin, very delicious) or Hawthorne Valley or Butterworks if you like the cream top version.
re: omotosando
Pavel's is great and can be used on bake potato too
once you go to plain it's hard to go back.
Depending on where you live I don't know if this is available outside of Calif.
any of the Straus products are great!
I love Redwood Hills Farm, made from goats milk. the vanilla is good too
re: LauraB706
I also love Pavel's - the lo-fat vanilla is great. No sugar (I think), just vanilla for a soft, mellow yumminess. My Whole Foods used to carry it and doesn't anymore. Sadness.
re: LauraB706
I'll second or third the recco for Pavel's low-fat, it's really good. I like Fage but Trader Joe's is not always convenient for me, but I can find Pavel's at most of the other stores in which I shop. Plus it's more economical than Fage, which can get pretty pricey if you eat yogurt every day, like I do.
I can not abide by non-fat yogurt, it always seems to leave a metallic aftertaste in my mouth. Even the non-fat Fage did, but it was the least offensive of all the non-fat's I've tried. Fage is without a doubt the smoothest, creamiest and thickest yogurt and well worth trying, but I always seem to gravitate back to Pavel's after a couple weeks of Fage. I like Pavel's low-fat because it is not as mouth puckeringly tart as many other yogurts and it has no additives.
I can eat plain yogurt straight, although I usually have it with fruit, or use it with fruit and cereal instead of milk. A lot of people like to drizzle honey on yogurt, it does seem to be a match made in dairy heaven. An interesting and tasty alternative to honey that I've been using lately is blue agave nectar. It's a liquid sweetener that is extracted from the heart of the blue agave plant, the same plant that is used to make tequila. Agave nectar has a very low Glycemic Index rating, 19, and only 4 gms of carb in a 1 teaspoon serving. I'm using a brand called Sweet Cactus Farms and I've been very happy with it. http://www.sweetcactusfarms.com . A teaspoon or so on plain yogurt is probably about all you'd need to perk it up. Try the Pavel's, I don't think you'll be disappointed, it's a good product.
re: DiningDiva
Just picked up some Pavel's Non-Fat at Whole Foods. And some Fage 0%, since there does seem to be an overwhelming consensus on Fage. The yogurt experiment will start.
Thanks for the tip about agave nectar. Wonder where it is sold? I wanted to order online, but the minimum order is a case of 12 for $58!
re: omotosando
Hi, omotosando!
Regarding the agave nectar -- perhaps this is something that Whole Foods might order for you, or maybe they already carry it? If they order it, then you might be able to purchase just one small container. Or, if you are near another health food store, they might have it.
If you are ever near Erewhon Natural Foods Market in L.A., they would probably carry it:
7660 Beverly Boulevard
Los Angeles #323.937-0777
re: omotosando
I'm in San Diego and I got my agave nectar at a locally owned store called Windmill Farms which is kind of a downscale Whole Foods or Wild Oats. In addition to the usual food stuff, they also have a wide range of health/beauty aids and supplements, both alternative and traditional. If Whole Foods or Wild Oats doesn't carry it try markets specializing in health food products. The brand I recommended wasn't the only brand on the shelves. If worst comes to worst you could probably Google agave nectar and come up with some other options. I think I paid around $4 for my bottle.
re: omotosando
Any whole foods would carry this...or health food store for that matter.
re: Densell
Another vote here for Fage. While the non-fat is very good, I personally prefer the 2% -- and the whole milk is so rich it is almost liking eating dessert. Who knew plain yogurt could be so good!
re: mshpook
And still another vote for Fage 0%, that stuff is magical! A little expensive, though; others on these boards have said draining Dannon Plain Non-Fat Yogurt in a sieve or cheesecloth for a few hours yields a very creamy product also. Have not tried that method, though.
re: Indy 67
Another vote for Fage. A few slices of strawberries, or whatever fruit you have on hand, some honey, some granola... that's breakfast for me every day.
Gotta jump in the Fage bandwagon. So thick and creamy. Great for breakfast. Had some this am with fresh raspberries and honey. So good. Also great as a base for a marinade- Can't go wrong. Always first item on my list at Trader Joe's.
I always buy fage 0% and it tastes like full fat to me. I like to add thawed out mixed berries and sometimes a drizzle of honey.
Any of the "all natural" or "organic" brands.
Now that I said that steer clear of Dannon's "all natural" - all naturally chemicals. YUM! Stoneyfield Farm's is pretty good, as is Horizon. And Fage? It's great! I'm not as keen on the fat-free as the lower-fat or full-fat versions. But none of them have the nasty chemical additives.
Or just make your own!
re: odkaty
I vote for Stonyfield's nonfat as well, although I usually get the French Vanilla as plain is a little TOO plain for me. I mix it with fruit and walnuts for breakfast. It's the only French Vanilla I've ever tried that doesn't have a weird aftertaste.
re: odkaty
The Dannon plain that comes in the big white tub has nothing added to it. Ingredients are: Grade A Milk & live cultures.
The others have additives for sure, but just wanted to add that this one is okay as far as not having synthetic ingredients.
re: odkaty
odkaty, i believe you are completely mistaken. Dannon's all natural has only 2 ingredients - milk and pectin. Pectin is the same stuff my Grandma used to make homemade jams'. Yeah, no chemicals.
re: qwertyu
Pectin is a by product that occurs naturally in a lot of fruits. Most pectin used commercially is from grapes. Apples are very high in it and every wonder why cooked cranberry sauce thickens and gels so nicely? Natural Pectin again. Pectin in the sense you are thinnking of is not a "chemical"
re: jeni1002
exactly! the added pectin does something funky to the yogurt - it's no longer a viable "starter" for making your own. At least none of the times I tried it (before reading the label, duh!)
re: pikawicca
Well, I've gotta vote Fage. Just discovered it at the start of the year, and it's been my unguilty pleasure every night with honey and walnuts, sometime pecans. I cannot say enough how satisfying it is. I started telling everyone at my local grocer's about it, and now it is NEVER in stock and I have to go to the "specialty" store to get it. I often wonder if the nutrients, especially fat content is accurate as listed. It's just too good to be true.
re: onlyeatingdelicious
I like Nancy's Organic. It's the family farm of the late Ken Kesey, writer of "Cuckoo's Nest". But maybe it's only available in the Northwest.
Depends on where you live....
In the NYC area Ronnybrook makes the best! All of their products are great.
Fage 0% is really good, but it is expensive and sometimes hard to find/out of stock. Fage I can eat plain. However my basic yogurt of choice is Trader Joes plain nonfat. No additives, just milk, dry milk and cultures. It does separate so it's a good one for draining. I usually have it for breakfast with fresh fruit and a bit of cereal.
mmm, yogurt, I do adore thee. As a college student however I can't afford a Fage habit, so I usually pick up stonyfield or TJ's house brand if I'm over there. It is, as other people have said, an excellent canvas- berries or stone fruits, this time of year, also honey/maple syrup/molasses/pomegranate molasses if you simply must have a sweetener. Personally I like it in a smoothie (with frozen bananas and berries, plus spices) or just plain with ginger/cinnamon/jamaican allspice/orange peel. Excellent with puffins or barbara's shredded spoonfuls. If you like savoury, you can play up the tang with a light mint chutney mixed in (I use an afghani one) and maybe some cucumbers if you like; serve with whole wheat pita or poppadums. If you like spices, seriously, play around!
No one has mentioned Wallaby yogurt! I love the lowfat plain, buy it in the large containers, two per week. (The nonfat isn't to my taste, but neither is Fage 0%, I must be picky.) Fage 2% is also good, but so much more expensive that I usually buy Wallaby unless I have something particular in mind to do with the Fage.
re: amyzan
I like Wallaby and have been very impressed with it. It's w-a-y more affordable than Fage :-)
I will second Leonardo's recommendation for Nancy's organic nonfat plain yoghurt. A friend of mine turned me on to this recently, as he first had it when living up in Oregon. I live in Texas and it is sold at Whole Foods and other natural grocery stores. So good with a little coconut and honey mixed in, or some peanut butter and carob chips, but it's also great all by itself. So thick and creamy, I couldn't believe it was nonfat.
re: izzizzi
brown cow, cream on the top
re: jscott65
My yogurts are Emmi and Fage. I do not like Wallaby nor do I like T.J.'s (their Greek yogurt is loaded with fat, unless you get the 0% which I think tastes awful.)
You can teach yourself to eat it plain. I started out by putting honey on it and now I've scaled back to just a little drizzle. Usually I eat it with fruit anyway, and the sweetness of the fruit is enough. American flavored yogurts by and large are full of sugar especially compared with the European varieties.
re: brendastarlet
I tried Fage 0% for breakfast, plain with nothing added, and was astonished!
Now, it wasn't as yummy as if I had added some sweetener, but it was quite acceptable, and I am sure as I continue to eat it that way, I will grow accustomed to no sweetener.
Plus, I found it quite astonishing that a container of Fage 0 % only has 80 calories, but I found it more filling than the standard container of low-fat sugared yogurt, which I believe has something like 240 calories. I think the thick texture of Fage makes it seem more like a meal than the standard cup of yogurt.
I noticed that Fage yogurts provide a lower percentage of the RDA of calcium than other yogurts of comparable size. I wonder why that would be? Does anyone know much about the processing and calcium content of yogurt?
I also noticed that Wallaby's nonfat has 50% of the RDA for calcium in a cup serving, while the lowfat contains less, I don't recall exactly how much off the top of my head. 50% is the highest percentage of the RDA I've seen on anything available commercially, and it seems odd--do they fortify it?
re: amyzan
Have you tried goat or bufflao milk yogurt? They also have sheep which is good. I believe that buffalo is naturally lower in cholesterol than cow's milk and higher in calcium content.
re: izzizzi
Yeah, I love the Woodstock buffalo milk yogurt, but it's $1.49 for one six ounce container. I save it for making raita and lassi, mostly.
re: amyzan
Yeah...I kniw it's $$$. So is Fage. That's why I make my own (though honestly prefer storebought) or buy the Brown Cow. I really love the coffee flavored buffalo yogurt.
re: amyzan
If you are making raita, I assume you are using unsweetened yogurt? So far, in my locale (Los Angeles), I have only found the Woodstock buffalo milk yogurt in sweetened version. I will keep looking.
The sweetened Woodstock (which I assume would be the same for the plain) has 20 mg of cholesterol, versus 0 mg in the nonfat Fage, but I am still curious about the Woodstock.
re: omotosando
Since I could not find unsweetened Woodstock Buffalo Milk, I just tried the Woodstock Vermont Maple, which is sweetened with maple syrup.
The Woodstock is a thick yogurt, with the same consistency as Fage. However, comparing the Fage 0% with the Woodstock, I vote for Fage hands down. I don't know if it is just the Vermont Maple flavor, but the Woodstock has a very funny taste to me. It is rare that something that has less calories, less fat and less cholesterol tastes better than something with more calories, more fat and more cholesterol, but in this case I find the Fage vastly superior. And the Fage is 80 calories, 0% fat and 0% cholesterol, compared to 180 calories, 9 grams of fat and 20 mg of cholesterol for the Woodstock (although the Woodstock container is 6 oz versus 5.3 oz for the Fage).
I'm sticking with my Fage.
re: omotosando
I found an afterataste with the woodstock as well. I think buffalo milk, like sheep or goats, just has an peculiar taste.
re: izzizzi
Yeah, that's true, but that particular taste is really good with Indian meals. I mix it with mango or salt and cilantro to make lassi or with cucumbers for raita, and it's really good. My mother says it tastes like the yogurt she ate in India back when she visited in the mid eighties.
re: amyzan
It's because the whey (the runny stuff that sits on top of the yogurt) is where most of the calcium is. They drain more of the whey off to give the yogurt that thick, creamy consistency which in turn lowers the calcium content.
re: bcrall
Thanks, that makes sense. I never knew that whey was the source of the calcium. Good to know.
re: Gio
Hey, I have used Stonyfield to make yogurt cheese also; it works really well for that! I'm not a big fan of it for eating out of the carton, but it makes a great cheese.... Mix the yoghurt cheese w/ a good dark cocoa powder, a tiny bit of sugar, vanilla, and some espresso or espresso powder, roll into little balls, and you have one of my favorite "healthy" sweets
re: femmenikita
Fage and Trader Joe's Greek yogurt have the best texture to me, but Liberte plain has the nicest flavor. Well, it's 2% fat, not nonfat.
re: BostonCookieMonster
Unfortunately, I do not believe we can get Liberte on the West Coast. I checked it out after seeing another mention and I think they only distribute to the Northeastern U.S.
re: omotosando
Acually, I live in SC and they carry it at our earthfare. It's the east...but the south I guess.
re: femmenikita
Try adding a hand full of gently torn nasturtium flowers, a little grey salt & freshly ground pepper into the yogurt cheese. Garnish with a few whole flowers and the green leaves....all washed and dried. Use it as a spread on sesame seed crackers. (The flowers are also good with goat cheese.) I sometimes use a few dollops of yogurt cheese instead of ricotta on top a plate of macaroni. Sprinkle with grated Romano, black pepper and red pepper flakes.
Dannon's all natural plain. The nonfat has only 80 calories, is surprisingly rich, and definitely doesn't taste artificial. Also, it's usually 20 cents cheaper than other comparable brands.
re: tigersmom
I also cast my vote for Spega Italian yogurt; it is really good, with no funny tastes. However, the poster requests a non-fat, plain yogurt, and all the Spega that I have seen is low-fat and does contain some fruit or other flavor.
Nonfat milk, when inoculated with yogurt culture, will not thicken into traditional "yogurt" consistency. So a thickener must be added. Some companies use pectin, some use tapioca starch.
However, Nancy's (made by Pringfield Creamery, in Eugene, Oregon, and owned by the family of the late Ken Kesey), has skim milk powder added to the fluid milk, and no additional thickener. The extra protein makes the result is as thick as full-fat yogurt. It is higher in calcium, protein and calories than other yogurt (but still no fat!). We think the organic has a better flavor than the regular. We buy 64-ounce containers for $5.69 at Whole Foods.
I eat it for breakfast, with oat bean and wheat germ mixed in, and sweetened with Splenda and fruit. However, we also use it mixed with pickled herring (as pseudo-sour cream), on top of steamed sweet potatoes, and in borscht.
Unlike thickened yogurt, this can be drained to make a yogurt cheese.
I make a creamy salad dressing (or vegetable dip) using NF yogurt as the base, adding many seasonings, and then adding a measured amount of EV olive oil.
Sometimes I treat myself to Fage or TJ's "Greek-style" nonfat, which are significantly more expensive (also a lot thicker).
Wallaby's is OK, but it is not tangy enough for me. Too milky.
Other replies to this thread have mentioned low-fat yogurt, but this is still a significant source of saturated fat. Buffalo milk, sheep milk, goat milk yogurt -- all of which I love -- are not non-fat.
As I get older I find that my tolerance (and desire) for sour flavor has increased. By keeping to a diet low in milk-fat I have lowered my cholesterol significantly.
re: omotosando
I only buy the Fage 0%...my 5 yr old even eats it for b'fast w/a dollop of honey and a drop or 2 of pure vanilla extract. I love it w/honey & Spanish almonds (Marcona) or just fresh fruit (any stone fruit, berry or even a banana). I've even made savory dips w/granulated garlic or onion powder, cracked pepper & a touch of salt. Yum w/crudite. As for the EV Olive Oil...Extra Virgin is the very first cold pressing of the olives. That's what I look for on the bottle. I even buy store brand (stop & shop) EV. Just as tasty as the big brands and significantly lower price. The label states 'first cold pressing'.
re: omotosando
Yikes! I meant oat BRAN, not oat bean. The spell-checker does not catch that kind of error!
I mix oat bran with the yogurt the night before, then by breakfast time it's soft and ready to eat. Uncooked.
Fage is, I think, thickened by means of draining the yogurt. I think this is the key to "Greek-style" yogurt -- it is drained to make it richer and thicker.
Some people are so cool that they abbreviate Extra virgin olive oil as EVOO.
more yogurt information here:
Oh lordy, yogurt, everyone's favorite wonderfood!! I went on a yoghurt quest this year to determine which brands/flavors were acceptable for price etc. I too love Fage, but simply cannot afford it. Therefore I buy Axelrod brand, which is super cheap and all natural and fat free, and drain it to an insane degree. My yogurt is almost pasty due to how much water I remove, but that's a personal preference. I also try very hard to not do added sugar so usually i add thawed frozen berries to it and if for some reason they are too tart, a small sprinkle of splenda. Axelrod may only be available in NY or on the west coast, so I don't know what to recommend as a substitute for that. i recently bought a tub of karoun's yoghurt from whole foods that is nice and thick, fat free and extremely reasonably priced. so that's what I would recommend. I can eat Fage yoghurt plain, but prefer it with some kind of fruit, usually raspberries. Keep in mind that if you're going low sugar, there's not a huge difference calorically between honey and sugar, though i think that you end up using a little bit less honey because the flavor is stronger, so you're more aware of it in your yoghurt. The other thing to do is just sample as many kinds as possible and learn what you like in a yoghurt before you decide. Sorry to repeat what everyone has said already, but yoghurt is my passion!
I too must go with Fage's Total. I've been eating the stuff since I was a kid, being Greek and all. Its not that expensive, especially if you eat it like its supposed to be eaten - which is not like most Americans consume yogurt. The stuff's so rich a little goes a long way. I treat it more like a condiment. If price really is a concern (and it shouldn't be - you'll pay for cheap food with health problems) then try making your own. Get a pack of yogurt cultures, some whole milk, and you can even add some Total to get some of the same bacteria working - and make your own!
Totally addicted to Oikos yogurt. Used to love Fage until they changed the texture of it and now it does not taste the same and the Oikos is great!! A little stevia packet and some cereal or fruit mixed in and ....yum!
My vote goes to Stoneyfield plain fat free. Drain it if you want a more dense yogurt, but for many years this is what we have liked best.
Fage is certainly good. For cost though, I get Trader Joe's Creamline Plain Yogurt. I love it a lot.
Yes, yes, yes you can learn to love yogurt plain. But get the Fage.
Also, have you ever tried Doogh? It is an unsweetened yogurt and caraway drink, often served in Persian or Afghan restaurants. Man, I love that stuff.
Hello there! Just joined CHOW and searching glycemic indexes on yogurt. Ran into one of your old threads. How is the sugar challenge going for you? You mentioned in one of your comments that it is good to "drain" yogurt. I just stir. What is the liquid, and why do you drain? Bumblebee
re: bumblebee111
My new favorite -- Chobani.
Although I've seen Oikos in S&S and will have to give them a try.
why go with plain yogurt at all when you have the option of making tzatziki sauce there is no sugar in that and it tastes fabulous. I actually bribed my daughter int giving up sugary treats by promising to always have tzatziki sauce on hand in the fridge. There are lots of options for tzatziki sauce on the net. I go with any plain nonfat brand. it is good on gyros, I don't buy the Greek yogurt. I drain plain yogurt it for a couple of hours and make it thick. and up to 4 if I want to make yogurt"cheese". It is helping us to stay on our diets this way.
re: kathykat11
A higher protein content is generally going to cost more - ie; Fage, Chobani, Oikos, Greek Gods, Trader Joe's brand. Yoplait is not a true Greek yogurt and is full of thickeners and additives. Labneh is a Lebanese strained yogurt very reasonably priced, and tastes great. Very thick and creamy like Fage. I've only found it at middle eastern specialty stores.
If you happen to be in California, Saint Benoit is just about the best yogurt I think I've ever eaten.
No additives, no preservatives, live cultures, and, oddly, even though it's a regular yogurt, it's calorie count is less than some low-fat yogurts.
I used to pass it over in the store thinking it wasn't in my budget. Then I realized it was a larger container for only a little bit more and when I worked out the price/ounce it was a little bit less than both Fage and Chobani. Your market may vary.
Another very good yogurt I ate for years was Pavel's Low Fat. Tart, creamy, live culture. I also used Pavel's as the starter when I was actively making yogurt at home.
re: DiningDiva
You are right that St. Benoit is the best yogurt I have ever tasted. I also like Pavel's, but it is a distant second to St. Benoit. Unfortunately, Whole Foods is the only place I have seen St. Benoit. I was recently shopping in another store and had to content myself with Pavel's.
I eat Pavel's Nonfat Russian yogurt. I don't know how widely it is available, though. It's made in San Leandro, Calif.
I just 'discovered' Chobani Greek yogurt, nonfat, fruit on the bottom and I think it's the best yogurt PERIOD (fatted or non) that I've ever eaten. Costco was sampling it and I bought the 15 unit package! Five each of peach (my favorite), blueberry and strawberry. I'll take a few spoonfuls in the afternoon if I want a little something. Have about half a container for my dessert. I love this stuff.
re: c oliver
Costco also has a multi-pack of chobani 2%, in blood orange, black cherry, and pineapple! I prefer and usually buy full fat plain fage as I find it is more versatile, but these are great for a quick snack! And you can't beat the price at Costco, unless you are an extreme couponer or something.
PS The chobani pear and passion fruit flavors are also worth seeking out!

subset: commoncrawl


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As the flaws in Seattle Police Department discipline procedures become better understood, they must be a priority in police labor contracts.
Seattle Times Editorial
WHAT will it take to ensure credible reform of Seattle Police Department discipline procedures is included and prioritized in labor contract negotiations?
The question has an urgency for Seattle residents, voters and taxpayers with the federal Department of Justice raising disturbing issues about police use of force, and the SPD's indifferent response to civilian complaints.
Retired judge Anne Levinson, the civilian auditor of the SPD's Office of Professional Accountability, recently dissected troubling elements of the disciplinary proceedings.
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Certainty and public access to the disciplinary rulings are vital to sustaining public confidence in law enforcement.
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray is talking about the importance of ethical and disciplinary considerations in the hiring of the next police chief. Murray retained his own expert adviser on these police issues. The Seattle City Council must also be held accountable for making disciplinary issues a priority in the next labor contract.
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Did this cruise last year and loved it. Didn't get the same feeling this time.
Embarkment was a long wait. We stood in line for 2hrs. They said once we got on ship we could get lunch the lines were way too long. They just weren't ready for us. Our room was nice but the view was obstructed by a scaffold and we paid the same price as a room that had full view.
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Last year there were great samples in the bathroom not this year. Got my robe out( the one they provide) and it had a hole in it big enough to put your toe thru same with a wash cloth I went to use one evening.
Movies were old but it was nice to sit out on deck and enjoy the nite air.
We didn't hit the shows because it is More so crowded.
All said don't think we will do this one again. Maybe a different cruise line.
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Constantine played by Superman whose sidekick first got known for Detroit Rock City, and Peter Stormare, who needs to be in every movie I've been watching lately. Oh wait, story synopsis? Right. Dylan investigate the murder of a man who might have instigated a war between werewolves and vampires. So like Underworld but with Superman.
Can you believe this is from the same cinematic universe Dellamorte Dellamore comes from? They're apparently all adaptations of the same comic book. Though while Dellamorte Dellamore was (surprisingly) more accurate a portrayal, Dylan Dog took so little of the source material (besides the name) that it's been panned by pretty much every fan of the comics. Well, I hadn't read them and I like Routh enough (he was great in Scott Pilgrim vs The World), so I thought I'd watch it.
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Four-player simultaneous fighting game set in the Dragon Ball Z universe.
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Data Carddass Dragon Ball Kai Dragon Battlers was released in 2009 only in Japan, in arcade.It was the first game to have Super Saiyan 3 Broly as well as Super Saiyan 3 Vegeta. This game is based off of characters from Dragon Ball Z. The game's main feature is having two characters use a team attack such as Gotenks and Gogeta or Cell and Frieza. The graphics are similar to Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 3 and Dragon Ball Z: Infinite World.
Marking the last appearance of the Dragon Ball Z franchise on the Playstation 2, Infinite World sought to take the best features of each of the previous Budokai games and roll them into one.
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 is the third installment in Namco Bandai's Budokai Tenkaichi series. The game was released for PS2 and Wii on December 3rd, 2007. It was notable for containing more Dragonball Z characters and content than any other game before it.
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