This is the one yogurt I keep coming back to over and over. The vanilla flavor is clean, not too sweet, and it actually keeps me full. I usually add frozen blueberries on top and it tastes like a little dessert without the guilt. It's high‑protein, low‑cal, and honestly perfect for anyone who watches their calories but still wants something satisfying.

Since 2016 or 17 I've religiously purchased this yogurt. My cart has 10+ individual cups and 3-4 quarts. I switched to this yogurt because of the fiber/sugar ratio. Not long ago I was BRAGGING to a friend about this product for it's fiber content. Then I looked like a schmuck because IT WAS REMOVED. I'll admit. I still buy the product unless I get a deal on something else. I just no longer advocate for it and the second someone else delivers on my fibrous desires, my carts going to look different! Your move DANNON!

Love these yogurts!! They have a decent amount of protein while still being seeet so it feels like a treat! We gravitate toward this flavor when it's in our fridge. It lasts for a while and does not separate much but give it a quick stir and it's perfect!

Oikos Triple Zero Strawberry is the perfect amount of creamy natural sweetness. Oikos is the only greek yogurt that I don't have to add extra ingredients just to eat it! I love that it's Zero Fat, Zero Added Sugar, Zero Artificial Flavors and a good source of protein! Also I think it's reasonably priced!

Every month I buy a case of this yogurt at a wholesale club, and most days I eat a cup with granola thinking I'm having a high fiber & high protein breakfast/snack/dinner. Now I've become aware that they have gotten rid of the fiber, and what exactly makes oikos triple zero special then? I've looked forward to the package of fiber & protein, but if you can only offer protein why should I choose this when there are other high protein yogurts sold in the same isle, some with even less calories? I just want the fiber back. Do that and I'll be happy to keep buying my monthly box of this, once my favorite, yogurt.

This has been my go to yogurt for years now. I've always struggled eating breakfast and this yogurt changed that for me. I loved the flavor and the creamy texture. However, the company changed something about it and when I bought two four packs (like I always do) this week, I noticed the texture is thinner, much thinner. Gone is the creamy texture. Then I noticed the flavor. It's not as tangy as the 20g protein version, but it is NOT the same vanilla flavor I was eating a month ago. Whatever they did, has ruined my favorite yogurt.

I really love Oikos Triple Zero Strawberry Greek Yogurt.It's my favorite yogurt and I always have it at home.The strawberry flavor tastes really good and not too sweet.I like that it has a lot of protein and no added sugar,so it's perfect for my diet.It keeps me full and feels like a healthy snack.I definitely recommend it.

Like other reviewers, the main reason I bought this brand was the fiber content in the yogurt. Everything else about this product I can get at less cost, but I was willing to play slightly more for the added nutritional benefit. Now that you've removed that, and as others have noted without mentioning you did so, I'm no longer loyal customer. I loved this for protein fruit smoothies but now I just use store brand greek yogurt. Whichever executive made this decision doesn't understand your customers.

I have been enjoying OIKOS Triple Zero for a while now, and I love it: creamy, tasty without being too sweet and filling. Perfect for a fitness lifestyle since it has no sugar and packs 15g of protein. It's feel light yet nutritious, ideal for a quick snack. It's fresh, has a pleasant strawberry aroma, and comes in a convenient, easy to carry container 🥰.

I've been eating Oiikos triple 0 EVERYDAY for years and one of the main selling points for me was it had chicory root and high protein. Now that you have removed the chicory root, what makes it so special? NOTHING. You've also upped the cholesterol and sugar! You were my favorite yogurt, please bring back the chickery root!