8 ‘Healthy’ Yogurt Brands With More Sugar Than Ice Cream
We all love a good yogurt, right? A healthy snack, a delicious breakfast, a creamy dessert… But hold on a minute! Some yogurts are hiding a sugary secret.
We’ve unearthed eight brands that boast a surprisingly high sugar content, sometimes even surpassing your favorite ice cream. Prepare for a shocking revelation!
Before you reach for that seemingly healthy cup, let’s dive into the surprisingly sweet world of deceptively sugary yogurts. You might be surprised by what’s lurking in your fridge!
Noosa Finest Yoghurt
With a whopping 28 grams of sugar per serving (including added sugars), Noosa Finest Yoghurt is marketed as a dessert, which might explain the sweetness. But still! That’s a lot of sugar. Consider this your warning.
Cabot Triple Cream Vanilla Bean Greek Yogurt
This creamy delight packs a punch with 21 grams of sugar per serving, a significant portion of which is added sugar (18 grams). While undeniably delicious, it’s a treat, not a health food champion.
Greek Gods Yogurt Strawberry with Honey
The name suggests health, but with 23 grams of sugar (15 grams added), this Greek yogurt is more of a dessert imposter. The added honey probably doesn’t help either!
Yoplait Whips! Key Lime Pie
Promoted as a light option, this Key Lime Pie flavored yogurt still contains a hefty 22 grams of sugar per serving (18 grams added). The “light” part clearly doesn’t apply to the sugar content.
LALA Blended Yogurt Mango
Low-fat doesn’t always mean low-sugar! This mango yogurt boasts 22 grams of sugar per serving (17 grams added). It seems they compensated for the fat with a generous helping of sugar.
Yoplait Cherry with Chocolate Shavings
Chocolate and cherry – a tempting combination! But beware, with 22 grams of sugar (18 grams added), this Yoplait creation is a sugary indulgence.
Noosa Mates Coconut Chocolate Almond
Coconut, chocolate, and almonds sound healthy, but not with 26 grams of sugar (17 grams added) per serving! This one is clearly more of a treat than a health food.
Oui by Yoplait Peach
This thicker, French-style yogurt might seem more luxurious, but its 19 grams of sugar (14 grams added) per serving is still a high amount for something marketed as a healthy option.
