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Yogurt Expert Guesses Cheap vs Expensive Yogurt Price Points Epicurious

Yogurt Expert Guesses Cheap vs Expensive Yogurt Price Points Epicurious

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In this episode of 'Price Points, ' Epicurious challenges yogurt expert Jenny Ammirati of Culture: An American Yogurt Company to guess which one of two yogurts is more expensive. Jenny breaks down unstrained, frozen, Greek, Icelandic and drinkable yogurt before making her guesses!
Date: 2020-08-15

Comments and reviews: 9


Every price points video be like:
This type of product has to be made by hand and only one can be made every 6 years, or you can mass produce them.
Product A has a very natural look to it, you can actually see the process they used making it, which probably took 5-6 years by hand.
Product B looks like drywall, of course I won't know anything until I taste them both.
Ok so product A has a very rich, full texture with an amazing flavour that brings me back to my grandfather's house when I was a child.
Product B tastes like I'm eating melted legos.
It's very close, but I think product A is likely the more expensive, although I don't know.
-drumroll- god I hope I'm right
The prices differ by like 70 dollars an ounce
Yes I knew it!

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Fat tastes good. Natural amounts of fat and sugar taste good to me. I would eat plain full-fat Greek yogurt, with or without plain fruit. Natural amounts of sugar are okay but I feel victimized by the amount of sugary low-fat yogurts I have spent my life looking through at the grocery store.
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i wanna see someone who literally knows nothing about the actual topic but pretends to know what their doing so they are just coming up with completely wrong facts and kinda just awkwardly plays it off when they get every one wrong
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Her very first explanation went back and forth on which one she's talking about. Maybe just a slip of the tongue but did not give me confidence on her expertise
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Did she say kefir has about 7 different cultures? Um. if it's milk kefir, that number is more like 15-30. That's the reason I recommend kefir over yogurt.
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I genuinely hate the taste of yoghurt and have done since I was little, but this video made me wish I Iiked it, if only to make the lady happy.
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i normally hate yogurt but occasionally ill get a craving for a parfait. generally i avoid it since the sour taste is just kind of weird/gross to me
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if someone asked me to describe yogurt expert to a sketch artist and have them draw the result, the drawing would look exactly like this woman
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What does a chalk artist even cost? I would expect anywhere from 500-2, 000USD for each one. For time, materials, travel, creativity etc
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