[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I didn't start getting on the greek yogurt bandwagon until the last couple years, but Oikos has always been a favorite. The carb count is a bit high if you are trying to stick to a low carb diet, however at 10g it can still fit in your diet if you work it out with your meals. It's a nice thick yogurt with a sweet, but not overly sweet consistency. It's great for eating with a bit of granola or to place in a smoothie. It's also the perfect size for a snack or breakfast!

This triple zero yogurt had been a daily staple in my successful Fitness campaign. I bought it by the case and would often have two servings per day . In my busy lifestyle it was something I could rely on . Once the fiber was removed I began to experience chronic constipation. So sad that I need to back off of this product. I had tried to add fiber but it was not the same.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've found myself craving more then 1 when I take a spponful to eat. Ingrediants are everything to me and the fact they use stevia as their sweetener is great. No fat no added sugar and the taste is an amazing vanilla. Eat healthy and tasty with this yogurt

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm not usually a big fan of vanilla yogurt, but I am blown away by this Oikos yogurt. This is super creamy and delicious! I have actually already purchased more and stirred in some fresh pineapple- delicious!

Oikos Triple Zero packed a great nutritional punch-- 25% the daily value of fiber in a fat free, sugar free, protein bomb. And it was good! But now that they stopped adding fiber, other sugar and fat free yogurts are a better pick. Fiber was a unique additive in Oikos; it's regrettable they abandoned it.

WHY?! I am so upset that this yogurt no longer has the added fiber. It was the ONLY yogurt I could eat. I cannot tolerate much milk because of chronic digestive problems, but this yogurt... I WAS able to tolerate. I can't eat a lot of high-fiber foods because I do not have many teeth, so adding granola, cereal, or fruit is not possible for me. This yogurt used to help me feel better, and now I can't have it. I actually bought one of the yogurts without realizing that the formula was changed, and I felt AWFUL. I realized then that the fiber had been removed, and now, I do NOT buy it anymore. So, I have become even more limited in my food choices. I honestly cried when I realized that the fiber was taken out of the yogurt. It used to be an EVERYDAY treat for me, and now, I can't have it at all. I really hope you go back to using the chicory root again. :'(

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First time trying Oikos Triple Zero Vanilla Yogurt and it was delicious. I liked the texture, (Greek which tends to be thick) it has 0 fat, 3g of fiber, no sugar added and no artificial sweetners. I was pleasantly surprised to find out it's a Danone product.

I was excited to try this Yogurt because they deemed to be the only brand that offered fat free, sugar free yogurts in different flavors while containing fully clean and keto friendly. They used to use chicory root fiber which has a 0 GI and no affect on blood sugar. When I saw it in the store I noticed they had removed the fiber and added tapioca starch which is a no no for people strictly sticking to a keto diet and does have an affect in raising blood sugar. I immediately put it back on the shelf and picked a different plain non-fat, no other ingredient added clean Greek yogurt and added my own clean flavorings to it. These company's should be more aware and transparent of what they are putting in their products because not everyone is aware of what every ingredient does when trying to stick to a strict diet. I find this practice VERY shady, and will avoid this brand from now on unless they switch back to their original formula or come up with a better true keto-friendly alternative to the deceptive formula they needlessly changed to for whatever reason. It's unfortunate because this was the only company to "get it right". Now the only alternative is to create your own flavors with a clean plain Greek yogurt.

Quick, simple, no brainer snacks.

Better than Chaboni..., In my humble opinion