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Have it in front of me, purchased at Trader Joe's: " Fage Total Authentic Greek

Yogurt. " Also says " strained yogurt " and " grade A all natural. " " Ingredients:

Grade A pasteurized milk and cream, live active yogurt cultures (l.bulgaricus,

s.thermophilus.) " Made in Greece and imported so guess it could be found

anywhere...www.fageusa.com It tastes like I think yogurt should but I don't

really know what Greek style means. This is creamy, more like homemade than

supermarket yogurts. But then, I did buy the whole fat (the higher the fat, the

lower the casein, I figured! besides, I am trying to stop two yogurt-loving

non-autistic kids from losing any more weight on SCD.) With Fage as the starter,

I have made goat yogurt (with milk from TJ's), full-fat cow's yogurt (with

Organic milk from various markets), and French Cream (with Organic Valley half

and half, I think from Albertson's) and all turned out well but the goat yogurt

is still thin (I drain it for mock chevre.)

Where in southern CA are you? We are in Temecula, and I don't know of anyone

doing this diet here. (But then, I hardly knew anyone doing gfcf, and that

didn't stop me....)

Lorilyn

Re: Tapioca and pectin in yogurt-is this legal?

Thanks Lorilyn! Do you know what greek style yogurt is? I'm in

southern CA too and I went to Trader Joe's last night to check on the

goat yogurt but was unnsuccessful.

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