Dannon Coffee Yogurt, Take 2

As I find it amaz­ing that peo­ple are still com­ment­ing on this post, over 3 years after it was writ­ten, I decided to buy another cup of the yogurt to see if it had improved since I last tried it.

  • Appear­ance: No change. This yogurt still looks like some­thing very, very nasty rather than food.
  • Scent: N/A. I made no com­ment on the scent of the yogurt in my pre­vi­ous review but today’s cup had a pleas­ant cof­fee fragrance.
  • Tex­ture: Improved. This cup of yogurt mixed up prop­erly and when eaten was smooth, not chalky.
  • Fla­vor: Improved but still unpleas­ant. Today’s cup tasted more like a bad, drip cof­fee com­bined with sour cream. Sadly, that actu­ally is an improvement.

Over­all today’s cup was sig­nif­i­cantly bet­ter than the pre­vi­ous cup I tried, but still not good enough to get me to eat it again.

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5 Comments

  1. Yogurt says:
    October 28th, 2009 at 7:37 pm

    I love cof­fee yogurt. Yes, it looks a lit­tle gross when you first open it, but once you mix it it’s great.

  2. jenny says:
    May 23rd, 2010 at 11:04 pm

    im eat­ing it as i type now, i just tried my first cup and i agree, it is pretty dis­gust­ing look­ing, and it does taste like cof­fee mixed with sour cream ugh. But im too cheap to throw it away too aha­hah. p.s. my first time here, i think you’re hilar­i­ous xD

  3. heather says:
    July 26th, 2010 at 4:08 pm

    i love dan­non cof­fee yogurt. other brands can’t seem to get cof­fee fla­vor right. yoplait has a cap­pu­cino that is gross and brown cow’s cof­fee yogurt is repulsive.

    i can totally see how this is a love it or hate it thing though. the cof­fee fla­vor has a tart­ness to it that is dis­tinctly a yogurt thing.

    mmm!

  4. Amber says:
    February 22nd, 2011 at 12:29 pm

    every­thing i agree with.. i first tried it and was repulsed but the more i ate i actu­ally liked it lol! *lit­er­ally eat­ing as im typing*

  5. Ros­alind says:
    January 2nd, 2013 at 11:06 pm

    First time reply­ing to a post, but not the first time I have had Dan­non cof­fee yoghurt!! I recall as a kid hav­ing a tea­spoon of my mom’s cof­fee added to my milk. There­fore, it is not unusu­ally that I was famil­iar with cof­fee yoghurt from my youth. Iron­i­cally, after 35 plus years, I had a yen for a yoghurt. While recall­ing child­hood mem­o­ries, I saw the Dan­non con­tainer pop up before my eyes! I was reminded by a gro­cery clerk, of how the pack­ag­ing use to be made of a sturdy waxed paper. Curi­ous to fix my fix, I had no other choice than to now pur­chase a 4 pack made of plas­tic. Being pri­mar­ily vegan and a non-coffee drinker, I was amazed how the child­hood mem­ory won out, unan­i­mously. I am sorry for your unsat­is­fac­tory expe­ri­ence, maybe you needed to begin eat­ing Dan­non cof­fee yoghurt as a youth!! I on the other hand an grate­ful that I can still dip back into a child­hood mem­ory, even if it is after 35 years!! Gosh, I hope the cows are treated humanely!!!

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