Total Greek Yoghurt 0% is Totally Tasty

Advantages: It is 0%
Disadvantages: None

...If you like good, thick, creamy Greek Yoghurt, then you will adore Total Greek Yoghurt. The advantage of this version of Total Greek Yoghurt, is that it is 0% fat. So, even though it tastes just like any other Greek Yoghurt that is available on the market, there is no need to feel guilty about indulging your fancy for Greek Yoghurt. Greek Yoghurt has a very distinctive, rich and creamy taste and texture. Total Greek Yoghurt has all of this with, as I say, the advantage of having no fat, so you ca Enjoy Total Greek Yoghurt 0% no matter what your diet might be. Total Greek Yoghurt can be used either by itself as a desert or as a filling breakfast meal (try it with fresh, sliced fruit, strawberries, fruits of the forest, etc. Or why not try it with cereals such as cornflakes, wheat-based breakfast cereals, etc? (My own favourite...

Martinscholes 02.01.2006 · Read review
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Review of Fage Total 0% Greek Yogurt

Shape greek style

Advantages: taste nice
Disadvantages: smell=strong

...you want to eat them straight away. The Taste These don't taste more like Greek yoghurt than normal yoghurt, they are white in colour and there is a slight hint of Greek yoghurt. There are no small bits of fruit, the flavour is blended into the yoghurt. They smell very citrus like when you open the lid and when you take a spoonful, the texture is quite soft but not too runny and the flavours infuse in your mouth making this taste great! Health Wise In each pot there is 141 calories, 19.9g of sugar, 3.4g of fat, 2.1g of saturates and 0.3g of salt. The thing that I was most worried about is the sugar in these yoghurt's, this is because it takes up 22% of your daily allowance and to be honest that is nearly a quarter and is a little too much! I like the fact that there are not many calories in these yoghurt's though, so they do come in...

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Review of Danone Shape Greek Style Citrus Yogurt

Greek Is The Word

Advantages: Nice Honey
Disadvantages: Artificial, Misleading Product Description

...'Greek Yoghurt... and Honey', whispered a late-night television advert, in the sort of dulcet tones more commonly associated with M&S sausages. A couple of warm and sunny days later, when I found myself floundering in a frozen food aisle, struggling to appease two small children, I spotted it and popped it in the trolley at once. I suppose I imagined (in a moment of folly) that it might transport me from the aisles...to the isles. THE LOOK: Carte D'Or's 'Greek Yoghurt and Honey' is packaged in a 900ml, oval-shaped tub, and in the customarily 'classy' Carte D'Or livery, which is all ostentatious gilt and earnest lettering. The back label seems promising enough... 'Deliciously smooth ice cream made with authentic Greek yoghurt', it proclaims, 'swirled and topped with Greek-style honey sauce and crunchy toasted almonds. Only...

snowbunni 07.06.2007 · Read review
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Review of Carte D'Or Greek Yoghurt and Honey

The Caviar of the Yoghurt World

Advantages: Delicious and organic
Disadvantages: None

...There?s so many mediocre yoghurts out there. You know the kind of thing, a couple of bits of slimy strawberry, some false colouring, a handful of additives. You finish them and then ten minutes later you?re wondering what you can have for pudding. Well not anymore, this is the yoghurt to put all other yoghurts to shame. It has a thick, creamy consistency with a slight vanilla yellow tinge presumably from the organic honey. Taste wise it?s absolutely gorgeous, just the right amount of honey so it?s just sweet enough without overdoing it. If you haven?t got a sweet tooth then you might want to go for the plain Greek Yoghurt which is also available. Not only is this yoghurt delicious, it?s also organic so you can be sure of what you?re eating here, no synthetic thickeners, no GM derivatives, sweeteners or additives. Just milk...

pattiemason 11.06.2003 · Read review
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Review of Rachel's Organic Greek Yogurt with Honey

Greek Without Tears

Advantages: You'll enjoy your holiday more
Disadvantages: None

...WHY I WANTED TO LEARN GREEK I?d wanted for years to visit Greece. The history and literature of the country have been a passion of mine since I came across the Greek myths as a child. I longed to see Athens, and a few other famous places, but most of my pleasure in visiting another country lies in getting right off the tourist beats and meeting people, seeing how they really live. By choice I usually travel on my own, and after a terrifying experience some years ago in Russia I decided that I?d never go anywhere again unless I spoke enough of the language to cope with problems. Greece seemed an impossible dream, as I was incapable of learning Greek. There was only one problem, but it was a fundamental one: the alphabet. Because of the rather strange form of dyslexia from which I suffer I could not get to grips with it at all...

Schmutzie 29.04.2003 · Read review
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Review of Breakthrough Greek

Total emmmmmmmmm

Advantages: Just about everything for the health conscious
Disadvantages: It'll cost a fortune to buy loads of these.

...I didn't know what to expect when I bought this yogurt. I popped 'Face Total 0%' in the trolley during our shop because I was looking for natural yogurts with probiotics to help my IBS. I was also looking for yogurts I hadn't tried before. The product description on the pot said - 'Fat free authentic Greek strained yoghurt.' Call me stupid but I didn't know what a Greek strained yoghurt was and just assumed it was a normal natural yogurt except with no fat and 'no added sugar or sweetners' as the lid told me. I was appealed by the fact it is 'o% fat and only 78kcal per 150g (52kcal per 100g). Wow! I had to try it for 88p. Okay, this is a fair bit of money for a 150g when you can buy a 500g pot for 79p but once I describe the taste, you'll realise it's worth every penny, if not more! For a 150g pot, it looks a lot bigger! The pot is...

LaceyR26 02.06.2009 · Read review
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Review of Fage Total 0% Greek Yogurt

It's Really All Greek to Me

Advantages: tasty food, great location
Disadvantages: no cheese balls, small portions, slow service

...It was my birthday recently and I had the fun task of selecting a restaurant to hold my celebrations at. It had to be central London as my friends are spread out of over the metropolis, it had to be wheelchair friendly and it had to be fairly vegetarian friendly, as I'm a fish eater an a lot of my friends are Kosher keeping Jews so a steak house was certainly out of the question. I had pizza last year so pizza and Italian were off the menu so in the end I plumped for somewhere I had eaten at a few times before and liked it. The restaurant in question for my birthday meal was the Real Greek at Bankside by the river Thames. The real Greek is a mini chain of surprise surprise Greek restaurants founded by chef Theodore Kyriakou in 1999. There are seven branches of the restaurant in total (the others being in Hoxton, Covent...

duskmaiden 03.05.2009 · Read review
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Review of The Real Greek Bankside, London

It was all Greek to me.

Advantages: Good food, prices, atmosphere
Disadvantages: Could do with more fish on the menu

...I was less than impressed a few weeks ago when my son told me that he and his partner had been for a meal at Steki. I remember Steki from ten years ago as a take-out Greek food place that I would have put on a par with Ken's Kebabs. I also remember once having a nasty stomach upset after eating a take-away from Steki. I had vowed never to return. Steki, however, has undergone a complete transformation and is now a very popular eat-in restaurant. It was just after 6pm on a sunny Saturday evening when we were deciding where to go to eat. Osborne Road in Southsea is refered to by the local paper's restaurant reviewer as 'Restaurant Row', and there are still a good few establishments that I haven't tried. People were jostling to look at the menu in Steki's window, and we decided we would go in and see if we could get a table. It certainly...

denella 26.05.2009 · Read review
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Review of Steki Greek Taverna, Southsea

Earworms: It's All Greek to Me?!

Advantages: Easy to pick up. Useful phrases.
Disadvantages: Greek speaker can be hard to understand without booklet to hand.

...INTRODUCTION As a regular visitor to Cyprus, I lazily relied on the fact that most Cypriots speak fairly good English, so apart from the usual niceties (?Good morning?, ?Thank You?, ?Please? etc.) I never really made much of an effort to get my head around the complexities of Greek language. However, because I have a vaguely Mediterranean look about me, my polite efforts at pleasantries with the locals usually result in a delighted riposte of quick-fire local lingo which I had no hope of keeping up with, never mind understanding. I was a little fed up of trotting out the necessary but embarrassing line that always followed such aborted exchanges ? ?Milateh Anglika?? (?Do you speak English??), so, in a fit of optimism, I decided a little self-improvement was in order. Determined to learn enough to hold at least one round...

Hishyeness 04.10.2009 · Read review
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Review of Earworms Rapid Greek Volume 1 - Berlitz Publishing

GREEK NIGHT OUT.

Advantages: HIGH QUALITY FOOD AND GREEK DANCING
Disadvantages: We had to go home.

...round of Kah-lee-SPEH-rah (teaching the girls Greek) was warmly greeted. It is so nice to go into a greek Restaurant where they do speak Greek. We were shown to our table where Drinks were ordered, a few Beers and 4 Large carefs of RED WINE. We were sat at a large Table, the restaurant quickly filled up, Word has got around and it gets booked up. There were some central tables where the Buffet was to be layed out. At this stage looking at faces and people poised to rush forward, you could tell they were worried, "WOULD THERE BE ENOUGH FOOD" "WILL I LIKE GREEK FOOD" As my wife and I had visited a Buffet Night there two months earlier we knew there was not going to be any problems. This is a REAL GREEK place and the GREEKS do not let their guests go hungry. 8 o'clock and plates started to appear from the Kitchen...

poshtroika 06.09.2007 · Read review
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Review of Pappas Greek Restaurant, Nottingham