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New dairy free, low carb, coconut based yogurt (available UK, Europe, Australia)

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Sun, Mar-20-16, 20:22

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New dairy free, low carb, coconut based yogurt (available UK, Europe, Australia)

https://www.ocado.com/webshop/getSe...ion=&entry=coyo

I've tried the chocolate and the vanilla. The chocolate was like mullerlight chocolate, if you've ever had, so not particularly chocolatey, but the vanilla was awesome - really thick and delicious, 0.5 carbs per 100g, really worth trying if you're dairy free, or even if you're not

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That sounds great.

I can't find the ingredients or the nutrition facts on their website, though. Can you post them, if you have the packaging? I'm curious what they add to give the yogurt a thicker consistency. When I made my own cocoyo, it did ferment, but it was thin. It thickened in the fridge, from the fat, I assume.

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Ingredients for the vanilla:

Coconut Milk (99%), Tapioca Starch, Live Vegan Yoghurt Cultures

Seems they use tapioca starch for the thickener.

Their website isn't great information-wise.

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Tapioca starch is super high carb.

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They don't seem to use much. Total carbs 0.5g per 100g.

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