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My girl hates yogurt too. Not sure why. Probably because the last time I gave her yogurt it mysteriously ended up all over her chin and on the inside of her thigh. Some even got in her hair and it took forever to get it out. She also said it tasted kinda salty which is surprising since yogurt is generally really sweet. Oh well, must've been a bad carton
My girl hates yogurt too. Not sure why. Probably because the last time I gave her yogurt it mysteriously ended up all over her chin and on the inside of her thigh. Some even got in her hair and it took forever to get it out. She also said it tasted kinda salty which is surprising since yogurt is generally really sweet. Oh well, must've been a bad carton
Salty? Yuck! That sounds even worse than fruit juice with milk.
My girl hates yogurt too. Not sure why. Probably because the last time I gave her yogurt it mysteriously ended up all over her chin and on the inside of her thigh. Some even got in her hair and it took forever to get it out. She also said it tasted kinda salty which is surprising since yogurt is generally really sweet. Oh well, must've been a bad carton
Are you talking about yoghurt or something else? Lol...
That's it, I'm going for a diahhrrea session < srs it has to come out one end or the other
They're not as simple as mixing juice with milk.
They're processed, plus it's skimmed milk powder. I actually can drink a liter of it and still it has 0 digestive effects. If I eat a kebab from my nearest Kebab in less than 2 hours my O will be spitting fire.
Yogurt is the American spelling. Yoghurt is the superior British spelling.
Obvious troll is obvious
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