Fage 0% Greek Yogurt

Gauge · 21-03-2013 5:33pm

SunnyDub1 wrote: »

Do you live in Dublin?

If so there is a few places that stock it here.
I'm lucky to have a store near me that stocks REAL Greek yogurt(fage total) frequently.

Yep, I can get my hands on Fage easily so I'm lucky in that respect- it would just be nice and convenient (and probably cheaper) if it was stocked in Tesco or the like.

Changel · 09-06-2013 1:39pm

Can someone please tell me the address of the shop in Dublin that sells the Fage greek yogurts? Thanks.

patravers · 09-06-2013 2:18pm

You can get them in donnybrook fair on baggot st or in stillorgan shopping centre

gemmalyons · 10-06-2013 7:22pm

JC'S supermarket in Swords, co dub stock fage yoghurt, or sainsburys in newry have the plain and fruit flavored ones

redout · 24-08-2013 6:05pm

Chobani Greek Yoghurts have an even higher protein count but I have never seen them in Ireland.

Tesco UK certainly sell them.

Gauge · 26-08-2013 11:52am

Just wanted to let people know that Morton's food shop (in Ranelagh) is now selling these as well. They have the 500g pots in both full fat (which I haven't seen in Donnybrook Fair) and 0% and at €3.79 they're €2 cheaper than Donnybrook Fair. The smaller pots are about €1.49 which is 50c cheaper.

They don't seem to get as many in as they're often sold out when I check, but there's definitely some savings to be had if you eat as much Greek Yogurt as I do!

hollypink · 26-08-2013 12:04pm

Gauge wrote: »

Just wanted to let people know that Morton's food shop (in Ranelagh) is now selling these as well. They have the 500g pots in both full fat (which I haven't seen in Donnybrook Fair) and 0% and at €3.79 they're €2 cheaper than Donnybrook Fair. The smaller pots are about €1.49 which is 50c cheaper.

They don't seem to get as many in as they're often sold out when I check, but there's definitely some savings to be had if you eat as much Greek Yogurt as I do!

I wish somewhere in Dublin city centre would stock them, although I suppose the 12 mile round trip cycle from my house to Donnybrook Fair is good exercise

groovyg · 27-08-2013 2:27pm

I was in Donnybrook Fair earlier and bought a small tub of the Fage yoghurt. This is the first time I have had Greek yoghurt. Any of the other so called 'Greek' yoghurts I have been eating are Greek style. The texture is much thicker than the Glenlisk or Eridanous brands.
Its also very filling, probably shouldn't have had so quickly after lunch. At €2 a pop for the 170gr tub and €5.79 for the 500gr tub I won't be able to buy it very often. Mortons don't seem to have any of the 500gr tubs in at the moment.

DonnaDarko09 · 01-01-2014 11:24pm

Can anyone recommend which is best - Fage full fat (total) or 0%? Normally I would say full fat but looking at info, the 0% seems to have less sugars and more protein? also just wondering about calcium benefits of this?

Stench Blossoms · 01-01-2014 11:37pm

Which is best for what?

DonnaDarko09 · 01-01-2014 11:38pm

Stench Blossoms wrote: »

Which is best for what?

nutrition wise. Also does anyone know if this is ok to eat on a low gl diet?

Stench Blossoms · 01-01-2014 11:54pm

Everyone has different nutritional needs.

Lose weight, gain weight etc?

Personally after tasting the full fat version I can't go back to the 0%. It tastes so much nicer so I fit it into my daily food intake.

Lia_lia · 01-01-2014 11:55pm

Anyone know where you can get it in Cork city?

DonnaDarko09 · 02-01-2014 12:01am

Stench Blossoms wrote: »

Everyone has different nutritional needs.

Lose weight, gain weight etc?

Personally after tasting the full fat version I can't go back to the 0%. It tastes so much nicer so I fit it into my daily food intake.

I always bought the 0% based on the nutrition info (more protein, less sugars) but after reading comments on this about better flavour of full fat and more satiety, I tried full fat. Its fab but not so different to the 0% so I think I will stick with 0% given less sugars/carbs. I find no difference in satiety either so I just wanted to know if there was another reason for sticking with full fat. I'd like to maintain weight but cut sugars if possible. Thanks for your input!

metamorphosis · 02-01-2014 1:48am

Lia_lia wrote: »

Anyone know where you can get it in Cork city?

I think I have seen it in the wholefood store in Paul Street SC

leahyl · 02-01-2014 12:37pm

Can I just ask what's the difference between Greek yogurt and natural yogurt?

Stench Blossoms · 02-01-2014 2:52pm

leahyl wrote: »

Can I just ask what's the difference between Greek yogurt and natural yogurt?

Thicker with a higher protein count

Chancer3001 · 06-01-2014 8:59pm

Fage have new little pots out.

They're expensive but ridiculously nice

Stench Blossoms · 07-01-2014 2:33pm

They've always had them no? 170g or smaller?

opus · 08-01-2014 12:13pm

metamorphosis wrote: »

I think I have seen it in the wholefood store in Paul Street SC

I was in there last w/end for a look around & didn't spot it but wasn't searching for it specifically so could just be lack of observation on my part.

metamorphosis · 08-01-2014 1:09pm

opus wrote: »

I was in there last w/end for a look around & didn't spot it but wasn't searching for it specifically so could just be lack of observation on my part.

Yip, I was in there Saturday and didn't see it

I am gonna go back in tomorrow and if not there see if they can order it in