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  1. When whole milk is used to produce plain yoghurts, these may contain 3.5-4.4 grams of fat per 100g. Low-fat yoghurt contains less than 3g of fat per 100g, and non-fat or fat-free yoghurts must contain less than 0.15g fat per 100g.
    theconversation.com/plain-greek-low-fat-how-to-ch…
    Julie Upton, RD, co-founder of Appetite for Health, recommends reaching for plain Greek yogurt when you're trying to slim down. She loves Chobani's because it's just 80 calories, but is triple strained to have a rich, thick and creamy texture.
    www.eatthis.com/best-yogurts-for-weight-loss/
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    3 days ago — These are the ingredients you'll need to make this healthy chicken salad: · Yogurt: This chicken salad starts with a container of fat-free Greek yogurt. · Cottage cheese: Low-fat cottage cheese adds richness and creaminess. …

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