Does anyone know if Trader Joe's has a decent selection of Greek yogurt? I need to restock, and am trying to figure out if I can get away with going to TJ or if I have to schlep over to Whole Foods instead.

Man, I'm crampy and miserable today, and I swear the construction smells are sharper than ever before. But that might be crampy.

Aren't you supposed to have to share space to be on the same cycle??? In short: bleh, and me too.

Does anyone know if Trader Joe's has a decent selection of Greek yogurt?

They definitely have their own brand, and I think Fage as well?

And for the triple-post:

Good luck with the job sitch, Hayden, and I hope your mom is fine, erika.

Jesse is right. The Fage is far superior to the house brand.

I don't remember enough of the original to know what the Hornet did to justify his street cred--other than to bankroll Kato.

He was definitely a capable lead. He was the primary problem solver--thought Kato wasn't portrayed as stupid. It was a playboy/hero scenario (but undercover hero--the Hornet pretended to be a bad guy) like Batman, but he was not as caddish as Bruce Wayne in his daytime persona.

TJ's often has the 0% Fage which, at least my, Whole Foods rarely has.

I think I need to switch to it for real. My beloved Stoneyfield Farms lemon yogurt just has too much sugar.

I'm also cutting out juice from my breakfast.

My younger brother was just diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes and it is mildly freaking me out.

And the times I get to TJ's they have the bigger quantities as well as the smaller, single serving sizes. (My local grocery store doesn't carry FAGE and is always out of the bigger quantities.)

Erika, I hope everything's ok with your mom.

I like TJ's house brand of Greek yogurt. I haven't tried the Fage, though, so it could be I don't know what I'm missing.

I agree the Fage is better--if that's what you're into. I mean, I feel like it's tangier/thicker. And that's what I like about greek yogurt. But I could see it being too much for some people.