Kalyn’s Kitchen Picks: Kroger Carbmaster Yogurt
If you”re looking for a yogurt that’s low in carbs, this Kroger Carbmaster Yogurt is one I buy over and over.
Are you a label reader? I’m a committed label reader, and the first thing I look for on a label is how many grams of sugar the product has. This tasty yogurt has only 3 grams of sugar in 6 ounces of yogurt (and only four total carbs.)
I’ve been eating this for years and it’s one of those things that are always in my fridge, so I think it deserves a spot on my list of Kalyn’s Kitchen Picks, where I feature food products I’d happily buy over and over.
I do want to clarify that Kroger Carbmaster Yogurt is something I love as a snack; if I’m using yogurt as a recipe ingredient I’m probably going to choose Fage Greek Yogurt, which is another one of my picks. The exception would be the Carbmaster vanilla flavor, which is something I’ve used in recipes like Red and Green Fruit Salad and Low-Sugar Double Blueberry Yogurt Parfait. I also love to eat the vanilla flavor with a handful of fresh blueberries mixed in.
In Utah I buy this yogurt at Smith’s Marketplace, but I am assuming that most Kroger stores will have it. Of course that’s not going to be much help to readers who don’t live near a Kroger store, so if you’re a reader who enjoys another brand of low-sugar or low-carb yogurt that’s comparable to the sugar content of this one, please share the product name and nutritional information in the comments. (No links to product websites please.)
About Kalyn’s Kitchen Picks:
I purchased this Kroger Carbmaster Yogurt myself and the company has no idea that I’m writing about their product. All items featured as Kalyn’s Kitchen Picks are things I happily buy over and over, and because I want readers to know that my opinions are completely unbiased, I no longer accept sample products of any kind. You can see the complete list of products I’ve chosen under the tab Kalyn’s Picks below the blog header.
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37 Comments on “Kalyn’s Kitchen Picks: Kroger Carbmaster Yogurt”
Hi Kalyn,
Do you have any additional info on this yogurt? I am trying to find a comparable product in my area, the closest Kroger affiliate is 60 miles from me.
Thank you
I don’t know if you noticed this was written in 2011? I am truthfully not even sure if they still make it, although I think I have seen it at least in the last few years. I buy Oikos Triple Zero yogurt now, and do like it for many of the same reasons.
By the way, they still make it. It is the absolute best. if you search for Kroger Carbmaster yogurt you get the results which will show nutritional information etc. We will be traveling and i want to take some of this yogurt along, that is why i am on here trying to find alternatives so i am not trying to store yogurt for 2 days in a car. LOL
Yes, I still buy it!
I know it sods weird but I mix my Carbmasters 50/50 with fat free cottage cheese and a handfull of chopped fruit. Makes it real thick and therefore much more filling.
And more protein, I like that idea!
Mary, if you can find a sugar-free yogurt that would be similar. I'm afraid that's all the help I can give.
I have a cookbook that is calling for Kroger Carbmaster Yogurt…we do not have a Krogers in the Western NY area. could anyone please tell me how to purchase this product, or better yet, is there another yogurt that would be similar to this one?
Thanks for any help!
Mary in NY
I randomly found this yogurt at Ralph's in southern California. I thought it was going to be disgusting, but then I saw the love of my life listed on the ingredients: SUCRALOSE! and I was not disappointed. This yogurt is SO.AMAZINGLY.TASTY! obviously, it does have a bit of carbs and sugar, but compare to cottage cheese and greek yogurt.
I'm eating this yogurt now and I love it. But when I found out it doesn't have cultures in it I now mix a spoonful of greek yogurt into it. And of course granola. Yummie!
Hi Sandra,
Thanks for your very kind response to my comment regarding your comment (which was definitely too harsh, as I see when I re-read it above.) In my defense I can only say that I get frequent negative "food police" type comments from people who seem to be only interested in pointing out that anyone who disagrees with their opinion is wrong. Obviously you're not one of those people but, since I wasn't really touting this as a low-fat yogurt (more of a low-carb product) I guess I couldn't quite figure out why you were talking about that.
As for lowfat vs. fat, one of the main reason I chose the SBD was because I knew I could never follow a plan where you couldn't use fats like olive oil or others. But when I am saying my recipes are South Beach Diet "friendly" I do feel like I have to respect their position as far as saturated fats, at least to some degree.
I do hope though that I'm always willing to learn more about things and re-examine my opinions, and I appreciate you following up on the comment!
Molly, yes it uses artificial sweetener.
Does this yogurt use artificial sweeteners instead of sugar, as some low carb products do? If that's the case I would avoid it entirely for a variety of reasons.
Sandra, this is a low-sugar yogurt. It does have some fat.
I'm not publishing your comment because I believe everyone should make their own food choices. If you don't like the yogurt, don't buy it. If you want to share your opinions about what is healthy or not, you will have to do that on your own blog, not by criticizing something I buy and obviously many other people enjoy.
I LOVE the blackberry/pomegranate kind! I think it might be relatively new but it is delicious. Find it if you can!
Love hearing from so many people who like this, and also from fans of Fage, my other favorite yogurt.
I don't think I've ever seen this yogurt on the east coast! Sad. I'm a Fage girl through and through. I add a hint of honey and some cinnamon to it…lovely.