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vegan yogurts of 2016
Monday, March 21st, 2016 10:13 pmIn this post from April 2014, I mentioned that WholeSoy was producing and distributing yogurts again. After that, I only saw their yogurts on the grocery store shelves a few times. Now I've read that WholeSoy went out of business in March 2015, which explains it.
Silk now sells large tubs of plain and vanilla yogurt again, in addition to the small cups of various fruit-flavored yogurts. The plain one is pretty good. I enjoy it with sugar stirred in.
Silk's yogurt has undergone several labeling changes over the years:
Silk Live! Soy Yogurt
Silk Blended Cultured Soymilk / Dairy-Free / fruity & creamy
Silk Dairy-Free yogurt alternative
It was the "fruity & creamy" strawberry-flavored one that I liked so much. When they switched the labeling the last time, they must have also changed the ingredient composition. Now, while still good, it doesn't seem quite as delectable as back then.
However, Daiya now makes a vegan soy-free Greek-style yogurt, with coconut cream. The strawberry one is very good! It might just be my new favorite.
Another nice bit of news is that Stonyfield O'Soy yogurts are now certified vegan. In the past, their cultures were milk-based, but 2 to 3 years ago, they switched to a vegan formulation. I tried the vanilla one, and it's pretty good.
Silk now sells large tubs of plain and vanilla yogurt again, in addition to the small cups of various fruit-flavored yogurts. The plain one is pretty good. I enjoy it with sugar stirred in.
Silk's yogurt has undergone several labeling changes over the years:
Silk Live! Soy Yogurt
Silk Blended Cultured Soymilk / Dairy-Free / fruity & creamy
Silk Dairy-Free yogurt alternative
It was the "fruity & creamy" strawberry-flavored one that I liked so much. When they switched the labeling the last time, they must have also changed the ingredient composition. Now, while still good, it doesn't seem quite as delectable as back then.
However, Daiya now makes a vegan soy-free Greek-style yogurt, with coconut cream. The strawberry one is very good! It might just be my new favorite.
Another nice bit of news is that Stonyfield O'Soy yogurts are now certified vegan. In the past, their cultures were milk-based, but 2 to 3 years ago, they switched to a vegan formulation. I tried the vanilla one, and it's pretty good.