Three Creative Snacks that use Greek Yogurt

[@etherdog]

E, most fermented/cultured milk based product have little to no residual lactose, so things like cheese and yogurt (especially Greek yogurt because any residual lactose is mostly in the whey) are fine for people with lactose intolerance. Great vid as always. I am catching up on your old vids so I'll quit firing off these comments soon. I really enjoy your work!

[@carolinalomeli9128]

Good to know!

[@ThePallidor]

As long as it's fermented long enough to remove the sweetness. If it's still sweet I just leave it in a warm place for a half a day or longer.

[@kytastrophe-]

I came here to say this, but ya beat me. As a very lactose intolerant human, I can say that I still get to enjoy most yogurts and hard cheeses-though in moderation.

[@ryakinbarton8151]

I tried making like a chipotle style burrito bowl, and that Greek yogurt queso actually works really well with it.

[@laneyperkins840]

I like to mix it with taco seasoning or the ranch powder packets and use it for veggies or tortilla chips 🙃

[@JingoCrochet]

wait this is so genius ty for this

[@vengefulfae]

I was looking for ways to use up my greek yogurt and tried the last recipe with the rice cake and holy moly, this is my new go-to snack.

[@ColinMakesAllTheThings]

Loved the bloopers! Those deviled eggs sound tasty as hell, and I’m with you, every time there are deviled eggs at a party I end up eating soo many many that my farts smell like sulfur for a week!

[@EthanChlebowski]

Colin Makes All The Things Haha glad you appreciated the bloopers. Deviled eggs are are just one of those addicting snacks!

[@twinmoonstavern7393]

Tasty and healthy. Thanks!

[@EthanChlebowski]

Twin Moons Tavern You’re welcome!

[@bleutitanium6513]

Great idea with the deviled eggs !!!

[@Arrian1111]

Smooth peanut butter takes really nice, mixed with Greek yoghurt and a little stevia!

[@Titolius]

Love your content! Subscribed, thanks!

[@dxtrdxtr4457]

I love these recipes.

[@1221Midori]

I'm lactose intolerant and you guys can make your own greek yogurt! :))) it's really easy to do, and there are lots ot recipe on yt.

[@solokalnesaltam3015]

"...smooth peanut butter folks can get out of here" guess I'm not welcomed here anymore

[@MagicianSpunky]

I'd love to see your twist on Greg Doucette's anabolic ice cream

[@AbeedBasheer]

Delicious

[@That1grI]

man those deviled eggs look BOMB, has anyone tried that cheese?????????? MMMMM

[@ThePallidor]

It'd be awesome if you experimented with Mexican dishes using various French cheeses, since you're there. In watch the hell out of that!

[@kytastrophe-]

46k views and only 1k likes...Ethan, my guy, you may have upset the Smooths 😂

[@cfont4939]

That rice cake recipe looks great!!

[@mrbigmel3]

yo gurt ....yog urt 0) Uk vs Usa , nice video thanks

[@naotoshu]

2:35

[@maggie2936-q1m]

The reason these aren’t as good as grandma’s is because you’ve forfeited flavor with non fat. Non fat anything is flat, flavorless, and boring. Opt for low fat if you have to go that route. Fat equals flavor. And there are good fats that every body needs.

[@willrobinson5097]

Holla-peen-yo

[@HaBaEdit]

Yogurt is a Turkish word. It is 100% Turkish food. The Greeks stole this food and name.🇹🇷

[@xfscsvdfsfshg]

No one cares. Ataturk sictim

[@nicky331]

You have no idea what you are talking about, turks stole everything from the greeks, the armenians, arabs, etc

[@gideonamare160]

I love a good ol ethnic war in the comment section

[@rotanux]

@@gideonamare160 lmao fr balkanic people always find a way to argue

[@rk-rk5wn]

They didn’t steal sh!t, you toenail

[@iier1264]

Yogurt Turks Even his name is Turkish Yogurt = 🇹🇷

[@rk-rk5wn]

Nah it aint

[@WhoDidIKill]

Super useful!