I heard in passing that some yogurt company was going to release a curry-flavored yogurt and I got excited. I found myself in the dairy section of a supermarket with one of my aunts and we came across some yogurts with interesting combinations, but nothing savory. We ended up grabbing a few of those to try, but my search for the savory continued. About a month later, I found it: Fage Crossovers coconut curry blended low-fat Greek strained yogurt with roasted cashews. Right next to the curry was Fage Crossovers olive thyme blended low-fat Greek strained yogurt with roasted almonds and Fage Crossovers tomato basil blended low-fat Greek strained yogurt. Tonight, I tried the tomato basil.
Texture is thick smooth and creamy just
like most greek yogurts.
Flavor: Before adding the almonds, there's a
tangy, savory-sweetness to the yogurt. It took me a while to get, but
after a few tastes I finally got the tomato flavor and then the basil
came through, too. After adding the roasted almonds, which were
seasoned with salt and course ground black pepper, the black pepper
took over the flavor and it was hard to sort out the tomato and
basil.
I was amazed at how much I liked a
savory-flavored yogurt. I would have this again, but I wouldn't add
the full serving of almonds so the tomato flavor won't be
overpowered. This is a good serving for a light and savory snack.
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