Review: Chobani flip Coffee Break Bliss Greek Yogurt

Sometimes when you buy too much of a particular manufacturer's products, you end up with situations like the one I had today where I'm writing a review of a Chobani product on the day that a previous Chobani review gets posted to the blog.  That's happened countless times, but it never ceases to amuse me for some reason.  Digression aside, today's review allows me to hit up this 5.3 ounce cup of Chobani flip Coffee Break Bliss Greek Yogurt that I was able to pick up at Kroger for $1.29.  With in the split section cup are 190 calories and twelve grams of protein.  It's also kosher and vegetarian, if you are interested.

Review: Chobani flip Chipotle Pineapple Greek Yogurt

Every now and then, I encounter a product that just completely knocks me off guard.  Today's review is one of those products because I would have NEVER expected a Greek yogurt to have both chipotle and pineapple as the core flavors, especially a Chobani product since most of theirs that I've reviewed have been of the sweet variety.  And quite honestly, I was scared to grab this container of Chobani flip Chipotle Pineapple Greek Yogurt out of the dairy case (there's another one that is an even stranger combination that I'll review later).  I guess curiosity overpowered my fears though and that's why we are here today.  This container is packed with 5.3 ounces of Greek yogurt and mix-ins and has 190 calories and twelve grams of protein.

Review: Chobani flip Peanut Butter Dream Greek Yogurt

I've reviewed a heck of a lot of Chobani products here.  Not as many as General Mills or those monsters, but for a fairly small company (in a manner of speaking, I've nailed Chobani quite a bit.  That said, when I saw today's product on the shelves of my local Kroger as a new product, I was kind of disappointed in Chobani for not having this product until now because it seems like such an obvious flavor combination.  Now, the name of this Chobani flip Peanut Butter Dream Greek Yogurt is not the most obvious thing (and it borders on trying to be overly cute), but the flavor combination of peanut butter and yogurt, albeit Greek, seems like a no-brainer.  Still it took Chobani a while to come to that, so here we are today with this 5.3 ounce cup of Greek yogurt that I picked up for $1.00.  It's 5.3 ounces, 210 calories and has twelve grams of protein.  It's 1.5% milkfat, so it's a bit fattier than most of their Greek yogurts.  On a side note, I love it when product labels differ from what you find on the website (the website states 240 calories.

Review: Chobani flip Strawberry Summer Crisp Greek Yogurt

I think I've mentioned this before, but I remember the early review days of this blog when Chobani was the new kid on the block and the little engine that could.  Now, thanks to the Greek yogurt craze (which they helped start), they are a powerhouse!  Continually rolling out new flavors, new designs, etc.  They are everywhere.  It's another one of those new things that led me to pick up one of their limited batch products recently at Marsh when I grabbed this single serving container of Chobani flip Strawberry Summer Crisp Greek Yogurt for $1.25.  It's 5.3 ounces with 190 calories and twelve grams of protein.

Review: Chobani flip Chocolate Haze Craze Greek Yogurt

There's a song that I like to listen to and also work out to called "On To The Next One" by Jay-Z and that's sometimes how I feel reviewing the seemingly unending product line of some manufacturers that I've looked at on the blog.  While Chobani is certainly no General Mills, Kellogg's or Quaker, they've certainly carved out quite an impressive little product catalog even though they've been in existence for a substantially shorter period than some of those other monster companies.  I've looked at many of their products before, but that unending variety led me to try out a new flavor from their flip line of Greek yogurts when I picked up this container of Chobani flip Chocolate Haze Craze Greek Yogurt at Meijer for $1.29.  Each container is the seemingly yogurt standard of 5.3 ounces and has 250 calories and twelve grams of protein.  This one's also got a bit of fat too it as it checks in with 1.5% milkfat.  Seeing the "haze" in this is based on hazelnuts always reminds me of something that I read about the Mars family in a book based on the chocolate candy bar wars several years ago about how the Mars family has an infatuation with the chocolate and hazelnut combination and hates the chocolate and peanut butter combination.  Because of that, they've always pushed experimentation with chocolate and hazelnut combinations despite the fact that chocolate and peanut butter outsells it every time in the United States (but not in Europe).  So strange.

Review: Chobani flip Salted Caramel Crunch Greek Yogurt

It must be new car season for the yogurt industry.  When I say new car season, I mean that it seems like many of the manufacturers are rolling out their new models (like cars) and infiltrating the stores with their new flavors.  Today's newest addition to the Chobani review catalog is one of those so-called new cars with this Chobani flip Salted Caramel Crunch Greek Yogurt that I picked up at Meijer for $1.29.  It's 5.3 ounces and comes in at 190 calories with twelve grams of protein.  As is par for the course with Chobani, it's also all natural.  It's also 1.5% milkfat if you care about that kind of thing at all.

Review: Chobani flip Clover Honey Greek Yogurt

In my mind, the combination of honey and Greek yogurt is kind of a boring combination.  It obviously works (in most cases) since there are so many different manufacturers that produce that combination, but when I saw what I thought was another one of these products in the dairy case at my local Meijer, I started to move on until I saw this Chobani flip Clover Honey Greek Yogurt was slightly different in that it was clover honey and not just regular honey. I've touched on Chobani's honey and Greek yogurt products before, but since I didn't know the difference between clover honey and regular honey (if there even is one) because I'm clearly a knucklehead as any regular blog reader could attest,  I absolutely fell victim to the inclusion of "Clover" in the name and picked this one up for $1.00.  The double partitioned cup comes in at 5.3 ounces and has an all natural 190 calories and eleven grams of protein.

Review: Chobani flip Vanilla Golden Crunch Greek Yogurt

Chobani has had its line of flip products out for quite some time and I've touched on many of these in previous reviews here on the blog.  I was in Walmart recently and I saw a flavor that is either Walmart exclusive and/or a flavor that I've never seen before, so despite the fact that it was kind of a basic type of flavor, I knew I had to grab this single serving container of Chobani flip Vanilla Golden Crunch Greek Yogurt up for a review.  This one set me back a whole $1.00 and each container is 5.3 ounces and when combined has 150 calories and twelve grams of all natural Greek yogurt goodness.

Review: Chobani flip Strawberry Sunrise Greek Yogurt

I've got to admit, these Chobani flip Greek yogurt products have been pretty solid.  With those positive experiences, I was actually kind of excited to try out this Chobani flip Strawberry Sunrise Greek Yogurt that I picked up on sale at Kroger for $1.00 because I expected similar results.  This two-partition package contains 5.3 ounces of product and comes in at 160 calories with eleven grams of protein.  It's pretty obvious that by including oats as one of the two flavor components, Chobani has taken the fact that oats are typically eaten in the morning and used that as a segue to include Sunrise in the name.  I would typically make fun of that, but I kind of like the creativity.  I must be getting soft.

Review: Chobani flip Key Lime Crumble Greek Yogurt

In my last Chobani review of one of their new flip products, a reader recommended that I try the subject of today's review with this Chobani flip Key Lime Crumble Greek Yogurt.  She raved about how good it was, so with that kind of recommendation, I knew I had to try it out.  On a trip to Kroger soon after that, I saw Chobani products on sale for $1.00, so I went ahead and grabbed one to try.  This comes in a 5.3 ounces container and is 180 calories with eleven grams of protein.

Review: Chobani flip Almond Coco Loco Greek Yogurt

I was just thinking prior to writing this post how much tastes change over the course of a lifetime.  The reason I was thinking of that is up until about two years ago, I could not stand foods that were coconut flavored.  In the past couple years, I've gone from just testing to coconut to now actively seeking it out.  In fact, I'd say that I love coconut flavored products and more and more of them have been popping up in the blog recently.  With that, I'm led to another Chobani review with their entry into the choose your own adventure yogurt market (along with Muller, etc.) with this Chobani flip Almond Coco Loco Greek Yogurt.  I got this one on sale at Meijer for $1.00 and each double-compartment cup is 5.3 ounces and 230 calories with twelve grams of protein.  It's made with natural ingredients as well.