Reaching for your favorite yogurt can be an amazing choice for your health.
This leads many to seek out lower-sugar yogurt options.
Opting for lower-sugar varieties allows you to enjoy yogurt’s benefits without the extra sweetness.
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How much sugar is allowed in “low-sugar” yogurts?
Similar to siggi’s, Icelandic Provisions makes delicious skyr in multiple flavors.
With only 100 calories, this becomes the perfect low-calorie snack for those needing a protein boost.
Chobani
TheirFruit at the Bottomline is loaded with added sugars but theirLight + Fit Yogurtscontain fewer calories and added sugars.
“Plus, the 12 grams of protein helps give this yogurt some serious staying power.”
TheirLower-Sugar Vanilla Skyr, for instance, has only 2 grams per serving!
Icelandic Provisions
Plus, it has 12 grams of muscle-building protein per serving!
But don’t fret, there are still some great options likeIcelandic Provision’s Oatmilk Skyr Yogurt.
It contains a boost of live cultures toosomething not all dairy-free options have."
Oikos
Eating yogurt withlive active culturescan help improve your immunity and gut health.
“What sets it apart is its impressive protein content, boasting a substantial 16 grams per serving.
All of their dairy comes from 100% grass-fed cows, and their products are completely free of GMOs.
Yoplait
It’s also a great source of live active cultures for gut health and calcium for improving bone strength.
Dannon
Siggi’s
Too Good
Chobani
Target
Icelandic Provisions
GT’s
Stonyfield
Maple Hill
Kite Hill
Wallaby
Clover Sonoma
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