chobana

woke up this
morning with
smoothies
on my mind!

made a strawberry-banana-oat
smoothie!

Strawberry Banana Oat Smoothie


- one container of chobani strawberry gurt
-1/2 cup rolled oats
-one banana
-1/2 cup milk
-ice

blend!

chobani yogurt
makes the BEST
smoothies.

the strawberry yogurt
reminded my of a refridgerated
strawberry tart. i could
still taste the sun on
the fresh-picked berries.

three pears out of five.
enjoy your weekend everyone!

blue hue

as a native

to new york,

i spent my
childhood
picking fresh

blueberries

with my family.

personally,

i love blueberry

yogurts for the

way the blueberries

get a little mushy

and full of juice.

i think Chobani

makes the best blueberry

yogurt i've yet

to taste.

the fruit on the
bottom is beyond generous
and swirls into

the yogurt easily, making

the white turn to blue.

definitely took

me back to my childhood.

five pears out of five.

lemon cookie smoothie

while surfing
the internet the
other night, i came
across a recipe
for a lemon cookie
smoothie.

whaa?!

i loooove
citrus desserts (especially
key lime pie) and
immediately wanted
to try it.

oddly enough,
it called for a
container
of lemon chobani, small
world!

here's the link
to the blog
where it
originated.

i really enjoyed this
smoothie, but
i thought it tasted
more like key lime
pie (!!)  rather than
 a lemon cookie.

five pears out of five.

peachy keen

i love summer

because my basket

is filled with

fresh peaches.

the peach

chobani is

not as fruity

as its fellow

flavors.

it was nice

and tart

with chunks

of fresh peaches.

two pears out of five.

merry cherry

when cherries
are in season,
i will be in line
with bags of
them.

when i saw

that Chobani

makes a cherry

flavor, my hand

automatically

reached for

it on its own

accord.

i find that

chobani yogurts

are perfect

companions for

raw oats.

this flavor was

really spot-on.

it was perfectly

sweet&tangy

just like a

raw cherry.

five pears out of five.

mango tango

never before
have i seen
mango
as a flavor
for yogurt.

pulling back
that foil top was
like peering
curiously
into a vault of
gold.

chobani makes
their yogurts
with the fruit
on the bottom,
so stirring
is a must.

after a few stirs,
chunks of
mango began to appear.

it was both
intense and
mellow at the same time.
i though it
tasted more like a tropical
peach rather than a
mango.

three pears out of five

chobani

even though
i'm dealing with
the aftermath
of oral surgery,
that did not
stop me from grinning
like a cheshire cat
when i saw
a HUGE
white box
on my porch.

after dismantling
the box, i put
all the yogurts
in the fridge
so they would be
nice and cold

... a few hours later

i decided
that vanilla would
be a good starter
so i can compare and
contrast
future flavors.

i reaallly liked
the way this yogurt
tasted. other vanilla
yogurts tend to be
too saccharine, i guess
companies feel they
have to make up
for the fact that
it doesn't have fruit?

i don't know, but
the flavor was perfect.
not to vanilla but
not to tart. it was almost
as if the vanilla bean
was roasted?

 mhm, a five on the taste bud scale.