/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Any flavor jam.

>>4994396
El yucateco.

>>4994401

Fuck, didn't know why I didn't think of that before. Thanks man.

>>4994401
This. Flavoured yoghurt is essentially yoghurt + jam. You can just add it yourself. Though softer/spreadable stuff like strawberry/raspberry/blueberry works a lot better than super gelatinous jams (like peach or pomegranate or marmalade) that don't blend in and just sit as little flavour chunks.

add some honey

yoghurt and honey is one of those simple things that make me very happy. especially greek yoghurt and honey

Yoghurt and instant coffee is also pretty good, if you like coffee flavored things. I used to eat that on the daily.

I add honey and rolled oats to yogurt. Sometimes nuts and dried fruits too.

Chocolate chips, anyone? But not too many.

>>4994469
It needs to blend. Chocolate chips wouldn't blend. You're strange.

>>4994471
its interesting to have chunks and differing textures in yoghurt

>fruit compote in yoghurt

>>4994469
nasty as fuck in yogurt
let me guess
american

and to answer your question OP sugarless coffee syrups

>>4994396

Sugar and vanilla extract,
Sugar and instant coffee,
Trail mix and oats,
etc.

I actually rarely used to buy flavored yoghurt, I'd use the plain one as sour cream (used to buy 14% fat one), and flavor some for other uses.

>>4994396
sliced mango

canned fruit salad is simple and good , dont add the syrup

cinnamon

Chicken.

>>4994396
vegemite

>>4994396
Any sort of fresh, dried, canned, or frozen fruit.
Sliced bananas and hershey's chocolate syrup.
Any sort of cold cereal that you like, especially small things like rice krispies or granola.
A spoonful of maple syrup and some finely crushed walnuts.
Peanut butter and jelly.
Nutella.
Cinnamon sugar and honey.
Lemon juice and sugar or honey.
A few tbs. of pumpkin butter.
minced garlic carmelized in butter, and finely diced cucumbers. Serve on crackers or bread.
Pure vanilla and sugar or honey.
Crushed oreo cookies and a bit of sugar or honey.

Greek/Turkish yogurt + honey + those bags of frozen fruit for smoothies half way thawed = bliss.

Why not just buy yogurt that tastes of something to begin with? It's not as though there is any lack of such at Tesco's.

Too late now but next year harvest blackberries and freeze them. We had a fuckton in the garden this year and I regret not having done it. Also, get Greek (style) yogurt OP.