Difference between greek yoghurt & greek-style?

9 October 2015 by
First published: 29 May 2014

In association with TOTAL Greek Yoghurt

Greek yoghurt is delicious and creamy, and feels like a real treat, but did you know that there’s a difference between greek yoghurt & greek-style?

It takes four litres of milk to make just one litre of TOTAL Greek Yoghurt, and thanks to this unique straining process, it contains double the amount of protein of normal yoghurt, making it perfect for refuelling after a workout.

TOTAL Greek Yoghurt actually contains more protein than any yoghurt in the UK, and it is the most popular yoghurt in Greece too! Made in Athens, TOTAL Greek Yoghurt contains just two ingredients – milk and live yoghurt cultures – unlike Greek-style yoghurts, none of which are made in Greece and some of which can use additives like thickeners and preservatives to try to achieve the creamy texture and taste.

So next time you hit the shops, stock up on TOTAL Greek Yoghurt, not Greek-style. It’s additive-free and with no added sugar (only the naturally occurring sugars found in milk) it’s a great choice after a workout to help your muscles repair and recover. We love this tasty Apricot Power Smoothie for a post-workout snack.

For more recipes and to find out more, visit uk.fage.eu

Apricot Power Smoothie
Prep time: 5 minutes
Serves: 1

 

We Heart Living - Apricot Power Smoothie

We Heart Living – Apricot Power Smoothie

Ingredients
150g TOTAL 0% Greek Yoghurt
3 fresh ripe apricots, stoned, or 6 halves in natural juice from a can
2tbsp porridge oats
1tsp honey
1tbsp almond butter
100ml skimmed milk
Handful ice

Method
Whizz all of the ingredients together with a splash of water until smooth. Serve straight away or chill for up to a day.