$6.30 from the non-Metro Woolworths stores. Previous significant low I believe is $3.50, but that was from February 2022.
Chobani Greek Yoghurt 907g Tub $3.95 @ Woolworths Metro
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ExPrinceHairy on 31/01/2024 - 18:09 woolworths.com.au (2025 clicks)
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It's TFW*
We can't see your face sir.
Chobani make nice Oriental (called Greek in the Western world) strained Yogurt (Turkish word)
907 grams for a 1 kilo price.
Chobani are ripping us off. Do not buy.True, & many times more for iPay Co ;)
What you gonna buy instead
The Woolies one is better and cheaper
How in the hell is sub-$4 for this a rip off?
I stopped reading at the 907 grams of shrinkflation. Aldi Greek yogurt is 3.99 every day and tastes better than Chobani. The 2KG pot set is even better but costs $8.99 from memory so the 1KG tubs work out better in terms of price portion size.
Look at the macros, Chobani reigns supreme. but I buy the Coles "high protein" greek yoghurt when Chobani isnt on special. Chobani has much more protein, less fat/sugar than other Greek style yoghurts
Aldi Yoguri is their equivalent, it's like $5.50 and seems to be made by Chobani anyway, the Aldi version is only 900g 😱
Aldi Greek yogurt their Lytos brand * 1KG $3.99 *
I might be missing something, but as the others have said the Aldi Greek Yoghurt nutrition looks nothing like Chobani and not really comparable. If you're after a health/diet specific option with good macronutrients that also tastes good, I've still not found something that beats Chobani for that and taste.
Lyttos is 9.7grams of fat per 100gms, whereas Chobani is less than half that fat at 4grams per 100gms and even less if you buy light (which is 0.2gms per 100grams).
Similar story for protein, Lytto is roughly half of the protein that versus Chobani (and even more if you buy FIT variant).
You pay 33% less at Aldi, but get less than half the macros, if that's what you're after.
UPDATE: Looks like Aldi stocks Yoguri which is much more similar to Chobani and possibly a rebadge, will have to check that out next time!
The 2kg tubs are now 10.99.
Cheaper at Woolworths
Shrinkflation is definitely a thing, but I've been eating this for 5 years or so and it's always been 907g as far as I can remember. If its any comfort, 907 is exactly 2 pounds
You can also make it at home, pretty easy t o make
The chobani costs more than alternatives but it is one of the best if you are looking for something to cook with in calorie conscious meals. A lot of the cheaper lines are loaded with sugar or if they are the "low fat" version, skip out on both sugar & fat (essentially loading up with water content to make the per serve measurements look better).
does this include the flavoured ones like mixed berries?
Try Procal 👌👌👌
YMMV but I've found Chobani always to be the longest expiring yoghurt. I use to eat the woolies high protein yoghurt but as it usually takes me a week to eat it, the woolies tub may go off. Chobani has not gone off in my 4 years of eating it.
So if you don't have a large family and may not finish a tub in 3 days or so the potential savings of a cheaper brand is offset by it spoiling.
Also I found Chobani natural low fat Greek yoghurt to be the creamiest and healthiest: high protein, low fat/cal and only 2 ingredients, milk and cultures. If you look at some other yoghurts it has an absurd amount of ingredients
Any chobani alternatives for the long term?
make your own.
What's the benefits of greek ones v the normal ones?
Generally considered healthier, and has more protein, but many also have a taste preference!
MFW no Woolies metro in TAS