Trader Joe’s Organic Whole Milk Yogurt (Strawberry, Beet, and Berry) Reviews
With vitamin D added.
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With vitamin D added.
Triska –
From What’s Good at Trader Joe’s 2019
“…this is some of the most overdone packaging I’ve ever seen from Trader Joe’s. The box is enormous. Couldn’t they have tied some string around the necks of these squeeze bottles to bind them all together? Even the squeeze bottles themselves are too big. The caps are gigantic. And if you’ve got people downing all four in one sitting, you might as well just put the whole kit and caboodle in a single plastic bottle.
But I guess the squeezability factor is a must here. This is some thick yogurt. Some people might enjoy that, but if I’m going to be drinking the yogurt, I prefer it a bit thinner and milkier. It’s about as thick as regular, spoonable, non-drinkable yogurt. I guess there’s nothing that suggests this yogurt has to be drunk. The squeeze pouches could be used to administer small amounts of yogurt to granola, fruit, or smoothies, I suppose, but if that’s the case, the packaging seems even more ridiculous.
There’s a faint hint of beets in this product. Beets are listed just after strawberries in the ingredients list. The overall berry flavor isn’t super sweet, either. It’s a little more tart than other berry yogurts I’ve tried. Pretty much everything is organic, which is good.
$4.29 for the pack. It’s a bit pricy for what you get if you ask me.”