Try some Noosa (American owned/Aussie recipe) and you'll never go back.
Posted on 04/10/2017 1:59:06 PM PDT by Kid Shelleen
I learned on FR that Chobani is owned by a muzzie. I don’t support muzzie business and I’ve boycotted them ever since. I absolutely refuse to buy their products.
Chobani was a favorite of mine...no longer will buy it. Hire Americans. There’s plenty of ‘em looking for work. Of course, the owner is from Turkey, I think, so he’s looking out for people he identifies with, or maybe cheap wages. I’m looking out for fellow Americans so I won’t be using my “power of the purse” to buy Chobani.
Some Muslim owns Chibani. We never buy it. Have told the whole family not to. Yoplait forever!
I llove that stuff but had no idea who owned it till a year ago never again
Its good stuff
Turns out, by comparison to other brands, they suck. Their Greek style yogurt has about 30% more water in it. And you pay more for it. Screw Ulukaya his crappy yogurt.
The Mayor and City Council are keeping the lid on the rape. Meanwhile, the little girl is afraid to leave her apartment.
I hate yogurt in general and take probiotic capsules to get the benefit. Ship Chobani to Raqqa and make that sh*t there.
Try some Noosa (American owned/Aussie recipe) and you'll never go back.
Been making my own yogurt, yogurt drink and greek yogurt for 20 years. It’s a no brainer. Greek yogurt (nothing but strained yogurt) makes a great cheese cake.
Chobani is an AntoAmerican company..screw them..
And God knows what those refugees are doing to the yogurt in the manufacturing process.
We only buy Publix fruit on the bottom yogurt. Tastes good. Never bought this chobani stuff. Never will.
Shame on anyone who buys fake “Greek-style” yogurt made by a muslim Turk, who also imports fake “refugees” (jihad migrants) into our country!!!!
I read they are giving Somali refugees ss cards, passports and money when they land.
Been making my own yogurt, yogurt drink and greek yogurt for 20 years. It’s a no brainer. Greek yogurt (nothing but strained yogurt) makes a great cheese cake.
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Yep. Buying yogurt in those big containers is expensive, and it’s so easy to make it delicious.
I watched the entire piece and came away with a completely different take. Hamdi Ulukaya purchased a closed yogurt factory in upstate NY and employed the workers who had been laid off by Kraft. As his product took off, he employed everybody in the New Berlin area who wanted to work. He added refugees when there were no more workers available, and it appears that he treats everyone the same. To top it off, he gave 10% of Chobani stock to his 2,000 employees because he says “it was the right thing to do.” Ulukaya saw promise where Kraft saw losses, and he made it work for everybody. He looks like a stand up guy to me.
Dannon Fruit on the Bottom is my cup of tea. Blueberry
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