The Best And Worst High-Protein Yogurts Available At The Supermarket

The Greek Gods is a Seattle company that claims to use "old-world methods" to make their Greek-style yogurt. A 32-ounce container of the honey flavor was $5.18.

Though the yogurt had a more gelatinous texture rather than the thickness of Greek yogurts, the flavor was fine. However, it only has 7 grams of protein in 170 grams of yogurt.

Bettergoods Honey Vanilla Greek Yogurt was only $3.97 for 32 ounces and had a smooth, sweet flavor, but again, it had only 7 grams of protein per 170-gram serving.

This Skyr is made with skim milk, so it has less fat and is thicker than Greek yogurt. Unfortunately, it had no flavor and had a sour and chalky aftertaste.

There are 16 grams of protein in the skyr, which is quite good, but the typical price could be prohibitive. I got it for $1 on sale, but it's

usually $1.79 ($.34 an ounce.)

A 5.3-ounce strawberry-on-the-bottom cup of this yogurt has 12 grams of protein for only $.69. It was thick enough, but the strawberries were muted and gloopy.

Dannon’s Toasted Marshmallow Greek yogurt has 12 grams of protein and costs $0.22 per ounce. The flavor is super-sweet, and the texture is slightly thin but not watery.