Best Soy Yogurt?? Or, reviews....

[shadow-panther]

just posting now, gotta go cannot reguritate all of what I think about soygurts I have tried earlier!

[1vegan]

I cannot sya what is best but I mostly buy from this company:

http://www.provamel.co.uk/idprcu001.htm

[isobel]

so nice makes reallllly good soy yogurt

[ObsidianZebra]

I like both Whole Soy and Silk brands of soy yogurt, though if I remember right, the plain flavor for Silk tastes gross and for Whole Soy, it's a lil too sweet to use in savory recipes, like if you're going to make any Indian dishes calling for yogurt.
Only other brands I've seen (in the U.S. anyhow) are Veggie Yogurt, which isn't even vegan because last I checked it contains vitamin D3, and Stonyfield Farm's O'Soy, which I'm a bit too wary to try.

[Kreeli]

"so nice" yogurt is the brand we buy. both the plain and fruit flavours are excellent. i've tried several other brands and been dissatisfied with their texture and flavours.

i know that it is possible to make your own soy yogurt fairly simply, but i have yet to try it.

[spud]

I make my own using provomel plain as a starter. YUMMY YUM

[Rebs]

In Australia we don't have much choice with yogurt's, but the one I use is Kingland soy yogurt, it's got a fabulous peach and mango one that is devine (in my pre-vegan days I never ate yogurt but now I've found kingland and love it)

[Kurmudgeon]

Originally posted by Rebs
In Australia we don't have much choice with yogurt's, but the one I use is Kingland soy yogurt, it's got a fabulous peach and mango one that is devine (in my pre-vegan days I never ate yogurt but now I've found kingland and love it)

I haven't tried Kingland soy yogurt.... just Soy Life and So Natural.
I love the Kingland soy cheese and mayonnaise..... but hardly ever get them.

[with_open_eyes]

'so natural'
wasn't there something about gelatine being in so natural? they took it out and replaced it with a plant derived product but then put gelatine back in as it's shelf life wasn't as long (something along the lines of that) .... if i remember correctly i think i read it in vegan voice magazine.
mmmm kingland is good, yes!

[Kurmudgeon]

Originally posted by with_open_eyes
'so natural'
wasn't there something about gelatine being in so natural? they took it out and replaced it with a plant derived product but then put gelatine back in as it's shelf life wasn't as long (something along the lines of that) .... if i remember correctly i think i read it in vegan voice magazine.
mmmm kingland is good, yes!

Yeah there was, but there is one variety of So Natural without gelatine (maybe plain vanilla?). At least I think there is (I haven't checked for quite a while).