I love this yogurt and buy it regularly. Great tart flavor. I love the thick, creamy texture. The strawberry flavor is very strawberry tasting. I also love that it's sugar free with a great amount of protein.

One of my favorite yogurts. A healthy snack that never disappoints. Its soon taste and every flavor is delicious. No improvement necessary with this brand. The creaminess compares to no other. I am a repeat customer.

This is one of my favorite yogurts. The texture is very good, and the protein keeps you full for a while. Sometimes I eat it alone, other times I add berries or granola. It's a convenient snack or breakfast addition.

Kept my full all morning; loved adding some berries and nuts for an added boost! The flavor is 10/10. Fresh ingredients are a bonus for me and the packaging is recycled so yay!

I love these yogurts! As a type 1 diabetic, they are low in carb and high in protein which is great for keeping my blood sugar levels stable. The vanilla is a bit boring, but still a good flavor overall.

It's the only yogurt I buy! I love the flavor and texture is amazing. You do need to stir it when you open it each time for moisture and condensation on the top layer but that's for all Greek yogurt.

Amazing!! I love that it tastes good while also being good for me. I like to eat yogurt for breakfast, and I prefer fruity flavors over plain vanilla. I found that at times they can be a little weirdly textured, but all they need is a little mixing.

Took me a while to get use to Greek yogurt but now it's all I eat. Oikos vanilla is one of my favorites. Greek yogurt with granola is now my go to breakfast and snack.

We love Oikos TRIPLE ZERO Vanilla Yogurt in our household! The packaging is always great and the yogurt is always fresh. The texture, consistency, nutrition, and flavor are always wonderful!

This is a good source of protein at 15g each. It is not thick or chalky and the berry is a nice flavor. There are no artificial sweetners just sweetened with stevia which as far as sweetness goes has the least effect on insulin