I've always liked the combination of sweet and salty. I just drizzle a bit of honey on - not too much. And I also like Brit spelling of yoghurt with the "h" (Anglophile chimes a-ringin' here lol). :)

Equivalent effect on me: I don't get "wet" because I don't actually open the bottle. :laughing: But watch out when I do drink - one beer and I'm tipsy and get sleepy right away.

Is that British spelling? I'm used to it and never questioned it because it's spelled that way in Dutch, I had no idea anyone even left out the 'h'

I think it's the Brit spelling - yes. We don't use the "h" here in 'Murica (not usually, anyway).

I mean it's better than regular yoghurt and a solid snack but it's still just boring yoghurt (i.e. baby food for adults).

So drinking gets you wet?

After a few sips I'm a raging nympho. :rolleyes::laughing:

Well that's just inappropriate.

It's the best. I HATE "light"/low-fat/slimy regular yogurt. Full-fat greek yogurt or nothing. My favorite is the Greek Gods brand, honey & vanilla flavor. I usually use it to make parfait type things with chocolate granola.

And of course, being female, we are obligated to like yogurt in some form or another, just like all those ladies in the commercial nightmare dimension where all there is to do is eat salad, wear white caftans and smile serenely out your window while thinking about yogurt and your period & yoga and such.

https://pyxis.nymag.com/v1/imgs/23a/...quare.w700.jpg

Now I want to make an art collage featuring maniacally smiling caftan wearing yoga ladies. Plenty of demonic salad commercial material for that of course.
I've never heard of the Greek Gods yoghurt, I wonder if it's sold where I'm at. I worship the brand called ***e.

Edit: lol at the censoring