Blue Bunny Natural Frozen Yogurt. New favorite Carb Up item. page

[Jamie Madrox]

saw this in the store the other day to pick up for today after my massive squat session.

Naturally Vanilla Bean Frozen Yogurt Pint


for being a prepackaged store-bought product, this stuff is the tits. And it tastes amazing and the ingredients are pretty spot on. Going for the choco/vanilla swirl next time.

ate this over baked sweet potato slathered with cinnamon. SO GOOD.

[@lex]

I'm a fan of Breyer's all natural for the occasional treat, and it has similar ingredients. Had some of their all natural vanilla on my birthday, and goddamn was it good. Now, all of this is my own opinion of course, but if you like the food and it has minimally processed ingredients then have at it, just keep things in check and don't turn a small bowl into half a gallon.

[Eric5105]

Looks good. I'm doing deadlifts on Sunday. The weather is supposed to be quite hot, so this would make a nice treat.

[Jamie Madrox]

I can atest to the awesomeness of breyers but the fat content of a pint of their natural ice cream makes it unideal for me for a carb up.

this blue bunny fro yo is amazing stuff.

[Martha]

This stuff contains sugar, nonfat milk and inulin -- hardly primal. If you want a "cheat" dessert, why not just go for some full fat ice cream? I don't see the difference, frankly. Your "carb ups" should not consist of sugar-laden quasi-foods, IMO. This is a dessert masquerading as a healthy food.

How about trying some berries with whipping cream? Or some full fat yogurt with fresh or frozen fruit? Or just putting plain yogurt and cinnamon on that sweet potato?

[KellyS]

This stuff contains sugar, nonfat milk and inulin -- hardly primal. If you want a "cheat" dessert, why not just go for some full fat ice cream? I don't see the difference, frankly. Your "carb ups" should not consist of sugar-laden quasi-foods, IMO. This is a dessert masquerading as a healthy food.

How about trying some berries with whipping cream? Or some full fat yogurt with fresh or frozen fruit? Or just putting plain yogurt and cinnamon on that sweet potato?

Sounds like a good treat just not a good pwo choice. I need to find this frozen yogurt for a pwo carb back-load!

[saniuska33]

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[UniqueTII]

Blue Bunny makes some really good stuff, although I'd probably opt for the fatty ice cream too.

[jsa23]

This stuff contains sugar, nonfat milk and inulin -- hardly primal. If you want a "cheat" dessert, why not just go for some full fat ice cream? I don't see the difference, frankly. Your "carb ups" should not consist of sugar-laden quasi-foods, IMO. This is a dessert masquerading as a healthy food.

How about trying some berries with whipping cream? Or some full fat yogurt with fresh or frozen fruit? Or just putting plain yogurt and cinnamon on that sweet potato?

Believe it or not, there are situations when maximizing fat content is NOT nutritionally optimal for certain goals - particularly in a post-workout scenario when eating at a surplus.

And generally speaking, lots of ice creams contain nonfat milk, even many high-fat "premium" varieties(usually contain some cream + nonfat). As far as ice cream/frozen yogurt goes, that product is pretty good - considering that you're getting a ton of sugar regardless of whether you go high or low-fat.