Creamy Yogurt Flavor-Cap

Still one of my favorite flavors to work with. It is a stable in my arsenal and my go to flavor for a lot of my batches. It is just like plain creamy yogurt even with that little hint of sour flavor just like intended.

I will buy it again

This is one of the most amazing flavors I have found so far. It not only taste perfect and spot on, it leaves a wonderful after taste,and it is exactly like plain yogurt does taste.

Good stuff ,I use alot in my cheesecake recipes and recipes to add a little creaminess . Love it

This and the original FA Yogurt (which is no longer available) are my favorite non-Greek yogurt flavors. I use it at 2% in mixtures but I mix low. You may need to double

While I still may not like it I had to come back and review it again. It's useful in recipes where you may need weight and wet mouthfeel. Best used at .5 to 4% in recipes. As a yogurt by itself I find it still needs help getting there unlike caps Greek yogurt offering which to me is creamier in texture but not as wet? Which makes sense, Greek yogurt has a different density than regular yogurt. Add and FA yogurt old and your favorite non muting overbearing vanilla or coconut and fruit and you got a decent yogurt.

The only yogurt needed if you like fruit yogurt recipes just add your favorite fruit base with Cappella creamy yogurt and there you go a yogurt mix you won't be able to put down!

I was trying to get a milkshake type of recipe. I tried this, and BOOM, it was on point. Granted, I only used it very sparingly, but it came thru in the end for me!

I really have to wonder about the earlier bad reviews, if maybe Capella has improved the formula. I received my bottle in August of 2016 and completely love it! I've found so many uses for this including as a single flavor at 7%. Of course, taste is subjective. It's a mild flavor to be sure but I imagine that's the intent. Trying to force more flavor out of it will not give you a good result. If you want a bold tangy yogurt, this is not what you're looking for. This is very light and subtle, like unflavored Yoplait. It works with virtually any possible flavor that you've ever seen in your yogurt section at the grocery store.3