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Wildwood Probiotic Soy Yogurt

This not-to-appetizing in name soy yogurt was purchased at Fresh & Easy, which is a small market near my work, for 99 cents.

I'm not sure if it is sold elsewhere, but I can tell you that I have tried soy yogurt in the past and was rather displeased with the strange taste. It's tough to describe, but the bean-y flavor of soy, normally not very detectable in other soy products, gets magnified x 100 in yogurt.

But the fact that this soy yogurt came with additional antibiotics to help me if I needed to eat some regular yogurt to clear my taste buds had me sold. I can eat normal (milk) yogurt for the most part, though I almost always choose Greek due to the additional probiotics it contains.

This yogurt was actually decent. The blueberry flavor was great and probably covered up any weird "bean-y" taste, the texture was a little off but not too bad, and I did not need to eat anymore yogurt that day.

If you're adventurous, feel free to try this out yourself. It also comes in a peach flavor that I have yet to try...

Yes, this entry was 3 months in the making if you check out the snap date of that picture. Because I just turned in a dissertation draft and am NEARLY DONE with my last real class in school, this is the first weekend in ages in which I had time to do stuff that I normally don't, such as:

- clean my room, which was a dire need
- do my laundry, when I usually frantically do it during the week when I realize I've run out of undergarments
- go over my final project presentation, which is tomorrow (I usually just wing it)
- went out with the boyfriend worry-free, attended my sister's play, watched TV, packed for the week
- transferred some bank funds
- checked my credit (and squirmed at the amount of debt I have)

I did not, however, do any running this weekend. My weird knee thing was faintly trying to resurface in the middle of this past week, and there is no way I'm taking any chances with it. It's just not worth it. Plus, I think the wind has sent my nose and throat for a loop, and frankly, I have been very tired lately due to a lack of sleep. Tomorrow, however, is another story.

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