Home of the good bacteria


Welcome to the home of good bacteria.

Kefir and yogurt are among the the healthiest food on earth. With the help of the good guys, the live bacteria aka live active culture, anyone can take a small step at attaining good health. However, this is only so when the product you choose says "live bacteria, or active culture, or live culture". Our products have live culture thus you get the full benefits from yogurt. Not only that, we use natural ingredients for most of our products - brown sugar, fresh fruit, farm fresh milk, natural sugar replacement(stevia), and organic eggs to name a few.

Just because it is healthy does not mean it is boring. At Yoggie's, we make sure that you get to love being healthy and say "it's so yummy!" all the way home.


But don't just take our word for it, take a look at some of our products:
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Monday, February 6, 2012

Yoggie's at the Cheesemaking Workshop at Center for Asian Culinary Studies

It had been a busy week last week.   Hah!  Glad that's out. hahahaha

Anyways, we were at the Center for Asian Culinary Studies at P. Guevarra and boy did we have a blast!  Chef Ellen who conducted the  Cheesemaking Workshop was so animated in her lecture that everyone and I mean everyone enjoyed the time there.  We provided the supplies - milk, rennet, starter. Soon we will be conducting our own workshop as I have dreamed of it several years back - hopefully. 

Here are some pictures for you to see:



 The collection of cheeses made and garnished by the attendees.





 This one's the nuefchatel. 


They were garnishing this cheese.  I think Chef Ellen was putting some cherry tomatoes on top of mozzarella cheese.


Chef Ellen and Chef China making their own magic.


 Busy Chef Ellen while the attendees including Chef Gino and Chef Junjun and a student observes.


Attendees of the workshop busy adding their secret ingredient.


 Future iron chefs attended. Ok guys? 





 Chef Gene Gonzales creating another gourmet dish.



Oh, and did I mention, I took the pictures myself?  It was a great opportunity for me. Thanks Chef Ellen.  :)





Saturday, September 24, 2011

Non-fat or Sugar free Yogurt?

I get so many inquiries about yogurt- sugar-free yogurt, greek yogurt, natural yogurt, yogurt ice cream, etc. The best question I ever got so far is choosing between a non-fat yogurt and sugar free yogurt. Apparently, my client wants a balance of a healthy product and a good tasting one.

Almost always, the notion is that when it's healthy, it's not delicious. Not in the case of yogurt though. It is both healthy and delicious specially when it is flavored and when it is an all-natural product like the ones we serve at Yoggie's yogurt. However, my customer wanted to be certain she gets the most out of our products thus she asked me "If you were to choose, which one would you like? Low fat yogurt with sugar or sugar free yogurt made of whole milk?" I admit I was caught unaware. I always just take yogurt according to what comes naturally - what my palate craves for at the moment.

After about 5 seconds I began to weigh the benefits and pros and cons of the two products. Finally I chose our sugar free yogurt - either our natural or greek yogurt. Here's why:

1 Flavor - our natural yogurt is good with our without sugar. It can be made thick and creamy or thin and runny.

2. Fat is good - milk's fat is good for us. In one of the researches I read, it says that milk's fat is good cholesterol and it would be better to take our dairy as natural as it is which means whole milk.

3. Versatility - our plain natural sugar free yogurt can be flavored with natural fruits,cereals, or even natural syrups such as honey or maple syrup according to how sweet it is preferred. So, it becomes sweet with minimal or no glucose at all.

Our natural yogurt at Yoggie's Yogurt comes in plain (unflavored and unsweetened), sweetened, flavored (mango, strawberry lassi, oreo or pineapple).

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