Review of TFA Greek Yogurt

submitted over 10 years ago by [deleted]

Comments

2 points

by fizzmustardover 10 years agoBest Recipe of 2014

Well shucks. Thanks for testing this!

Linda at TFA did say butryic acid is used in this flavor. Makes sense to produce the creamy/tangy flavor.

Too bad it doesn't jump out as yogurt to you but we'll see how it matures. Regardless of it's authenticity, do you think it would be useful as a more generic cream base compared to other TFA flavors?

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by DarkNinjaMoleover 10 years ago

Very helpful, thank you. I'm still new here, but your posts really increase my understanding of flavor profiles and how to properly test flavors. Keep up the good work.

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by meanrockSDover 10 years ago

The Schwartz makes some of the tastiest yogurt flavors on shelves right now- after tasting this I'm inclined to think its not a part of those recipes. FA is still the most....full bodied?...yogurt I've had. I'm not as concerned about diacetyl as I was, but this is definitely a flavor profile that is going to run into diketones a lot.

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by shrine399over 10 years ago

Yea this company is popular around me too. The thing is, small juice companies don't mind using flavors with diacetyl in it. If it tastes good, they will sell it, it's just the reality in an unregulated market.

Also, I know Villain Vapors released an orange yogurt flavor that's pretty darned good. Not sure if diacetyl is present though =/

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by neverbeentovegasover 10 years ago

Thanks for your dedication in posting your findings. It's much appreciated!

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by bunkerking7over 10 years ago

So FLV coconut at higher prevents is still better? Has a very creamy, slightly mild coconut taste at around 3-4%