Review: Noosa Cranberry Apple Yoghurt

Noosa yoghurt (yes, that is the correct spelling) is not a product that is new to the blog.  In fact, I've been very pleased with their flavors in the past as their plain yoghurt might be the best tasting plain yoghurt that I've ever seen.  On a recent trip to Kroger, I just happened to look in the dairy cooler (the special one where they keep the "healthy" dairy) and I noticed that a new Noosa product had popped up and that leads me to today's review of this limited batch Noosa Cranberry Apple Yoghurt.  Since it's a limited batch, that's just why it popped up on me...obviously.  Anyway, this set me back a whole $2.00 and that got me an 8.0 ounce container that has 280 calories and twelve grams of protein.

Review: Yulu Strawberry Aussie Style Yogurt

Yulu made quite a glorious entry onto this blog recently.  First, I used that review as a way to ridiculously play up a fictitious war between Australians and Greeks that I had created as a figment of my imagination (perhaps my most "out there" post in blog history).  Second, the yogurt cup itself was really freaking good.  So, with fond memories of my ridiculous post and also the great flavor, I was very excited to dive into this Yulu Strawberry Aussie Style Yogurt cup that I picked up at Meijer for $1.39.  I'll spare you the ridiculously made up story this time and just dive into the details of this and say that it's 5.3 ounces and has 170 calories and nine grams of protein.

Review: Yulu Blueberry Aussie Style Yogurt

If you were to take a walk through the yogurt sections of some of my local grocery stores, you would think that the Australians have a problem with the Greeks since it seems like there are all sorts of Australian yogurts taking shelf space away from Greek yogurts.  Perhaps there's some bitterness over the way the Greeks ruined the 2004 Olympics after the Australians did such a good job in 2000 or maybe it's something else.  I know that's a ridiculous premise, but I had to come up with some sort of introduction for this post and that's the best that my feeble imagination could come up with.  Anyway, I picked up another Australian yogurt product in this Yulu Blueberry Aussie Style Yogurt at my local Meijer for $1.39.  It's 5.3 ounces and has 180 calories with nine grams of protein.  Or, as the label on the container says, "Double Smoothed.  Double Delicious.  Honest ingredients and a good source of protein."  Alrighty then.

Review: Noosa Strawberry Rhubarb Aussie-Style Yoghurt

Every time I see rhubarb being talked about and/or used as an ingredient in a recipe, all I can think about is how rhubarb can actually kill you.  Now, I know it's eating the leaves that can kill a person because they contain toxic substances and no manufacturer would willingly serve you food that could cause sudden death (leave your jokes about McDonald's and other fast food joints at home), but I still can't keep that out of my mind.  Anyway, willing to put thoughts of death aside and in search of another Noosa review product, I picked up this 8.0 ounce container of Noosa Strawberry Rhubarb Aussie-Style Yoghurt at Target for $2.39.  Each container is 280 calories and has fourteen grams of all natural and gluten free protein.

Review: Noosa Pumpkin Aussie-Style Yoghurt

I can't remember if it was in an email or if in a comment in a post, but a reader recently let me know that Noosa had put out a seasonal version of one of their yoghurts that was available only at Target.  Now, I'm not the world's biggest fan of Target, but I am a fan of seasonal pumpkin products (LOVE them), so that led me to put my Target biases aside and head out for another Noosa review and pick up this container of Noosa Pumpkin Aussie-Style Yoghurt that was at the regular price of $2.39.  Each 8.0 ounce container is 290 calories and has fourteen grams of protein.

Review: Noosa Aussie-style Tart Cherry Yoghurt

So, Noosa is three-for-three in positive product reviews here on the blog.  I'm not a brain surgeon, nor a rocket scientist, but even I know that a 100% success rate is pretty good.  With that success and sense of delighted anticipation, I was anxious to dive into the other container of yoghurt that picked up on sale for $2.00 at Kroger as I take a look at this 8.0 ounce container of Noosa Aussie-style Tart Cherry Yoghurt.  Each container is 280 calories and has fourteen grams of protein.

Review: Noosa Aussie-style Coconut Yoghurt

I'm not quite sure that there's been a product manufacturer that has had as positive of an introduction (those with more than one review) as Noosa has in previous reviews.  With that more than positive past performance under my belt (literally), I was anxious to see my local Kroger with another sale that allowed me to pick up another couple containers of their Aussie-style yoghurt.  First, I'll take a look at this 8.0 ounce container of Noosa Aussie-style Coconut Yoghurt that I grabbed at the sale price of $2.00.  The entire container is 300 calories and has fourteen grams of Aussie-style protein.

Review: Noosa Aussie-style Blueberry Yoghurt

To say I was delighted by my last Noosa review would be an understatement.  I honestly believe it was the best yoghurt (or yogurt) that I have ever had, so I was very excited to dive into the other container that I picked up in the same sale at Kroger for $1.50.  This 8.0 ounce container of Noosa Aussie-style Blueberry Yoghurt is 280 calories with fourteen grams of protein.  Before I dive into the review, I think Noosa has an interesting backstory.  It's a couple of Australians from the Noosa area of Australia that moved to Colorado and found the area to be similar to home, so they decided to create a yoghurt company selling Aussie-style yoghurt here in America.

Review: Noosa Aussie-style Raspberry Yoghurt

For regular readers of the blog, it should come as no surprise when I say that I am a bit of a cheapskate.  I often stay away from appealing products in the store because I determine them to be too expensive and sometimes expensive for me is only about fifty cents more than I would pay for a regular product that I've reviewed.  It's absurd standards that I hold myself to, but it is what it is.  Anyway, a recent sale at Kroger broke the invisible barrier of something being too expensive for me and that led me to pick up a container of this Noosa Aussie-style Raspberry Yoghurt.  It's Aussie-style (more on that later) and made in Colorado, so maybe that's the reason for the goofy spelling.  This 8.0 ounce container set me back $1.50 (from a regular price of about $2.00) and each container is 280 calories with fourteen grams of protein.