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In 2017, I flipped over my bike handlebars and flew downhill, falling face first at 30 mph into the pavement. I had my jaw wired shut, and for months all I could eat was food that could pass through a small gap between my teeth. I lost 100 pounds. I mostly drank Ronnybrook’s strawberry drinkable yogurt. Its flavor begins with a smooth sweetness, then lingers on a mouth-puckering tartness. The pulp consists of gelatinous, gooey bits of fruit flesh that you can easily pulverize by tonguing it against the roof of your mouth. The jawbreakers diet is mouthfeel hell, so I was happy to experience some texture. I highly recommend it, even if your jaw isn’t broken.
Sep 13, 2022

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BIG yogurt renaissance to kickoff 2025. I’m eating like three or four a day. yogurt can be controversial because many yogurts have tons of added sugar and very little protein. but I think there’s a balance to be struck here. I’ll eat high-protein low-sugar yogurts because they’re scrumptious and good for you. but I’ll also have a low-protein high-sugar yogurt almost as a dessert. a great sweet treat and for about a dollar a pop, very cost effective. my favorite “dessert yogurt” is these Chobani Flips. part of the container is yogurt. the other part is a smaller container with toppings, that you “flip” over into the yogurt!! hence the name. how wonderful. I enjoy the key lime pie one and the peanut butter cup one. for healthy yogurt, I eat oikos triple zero. I love yogurt. I hadn’t eaten it in a very long time but the past week has been a yogurt filled adventure. for some added wonder, consider reading the wikipedia page for “yogurt” while you eat your treat!!!!
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been eating a yogurt bowl almost every day and my pal Eli said he throws a handful of frozen raspberries in his i tried it out with some blueberries and it's a nice lil texture difference i recommend
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