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I love Liberte as well...full fat, preferably the blackberry fruit on the bottom. It's my special treat at least once a week. Yes...it is available in the US...at least NE it is...I live in WNY, and I can get it at Wegmans & Tops markets.
I also love Brown Cow, it's a bit lower in fat, so I eat that the rest of the week.

Mmmmmm. Yep. That's the best yogurt ever. The flavours the full-fat yogurt come in are also pretty exceptional - I like the lemon in particular, which has a lemon curd-like flavour.

What Ontario grocery stores lack (a liquor selection, for one), they more than make up for by having tons of Liberte dairy in stock.

Oh Liberté... brings back so many memories of university (which I just finished a month ago...) I, for one, am a huge fan of Danone Naturale plain yogurt. I love that there's no gelatin and no cornstarch, so it doesn't do funny things when you're trying to cook with it.

Liberte Plum+Walnut is great. So is Fage 2% mixed with fruit and nuts you cut up yourself!

The plum and walnut Liberté Mediterranée is perfection. I've been eating the stuff for years, although I did stop for a few years when they went and started making it with milk by-products instead of real milk. The texture was chalky and gross. They went back to making it with real milk even before making yogourt with anything else was outlawed in Québec, and they've been my only brand of yogourt ever since.

Wow, my memory's terrible. I _did_ try Liberte. The grain one. And hated it!

I actually really like the Emmi yogurts from switzerland. I usually hate fruit on the bottom varieties because they're oversweet, but the Emmi yogurts have a perfect fruit on the bottom. They also have the nice tang of a greek yogurt.

ahh come on now! nothing beats turkish yogurt!

oh how could i forget emmi? that's a great one too, but again, a bit pricey.

@spartana07 - woohoo! Thanks for the heads up.

Liberte is great! Could I also recommend Cream on Top - Brown Cow Coffee? They discontinued my favorite Lemon Flavor... Don't get turned off by the Coffee factor, it's amazing!!!

I've never had this one, but my holy grail of yogurt is Stonyfield Farms low fat maple yogurt. Not too sweet, creamy, absolutely delicious. I think since I grew up with low-fat yogurt, whole milk yogurt often just doesn't taste good to me--like eating cream or something. And non-fat yogurt mostly just tastes artificial and gross. But their low-fat one--just the right balance. And the key is not too much sugar.

I LOVE the Mediterranee, any low fat yogurt tastes like watered down crap to me.

I was really surprised by how good the thick and creamy fat free Archer Farms yogurt is at Target. They have a honey almond flavor that even has some of the viscous consistency of real honey.

does siggi's skyr count? lately it's been on sale at whole foods for a ridiculous price versus an unthinkable one, so i've been indulging in the pomegranate/passionfruit.

i haven't tried liberté yet but will get right on it. my usuals are either fage 2% or goat yogurt from patches of star at the greenmarket.

Liberté Mediterranée. Nothing less than 8% milk fat for me.

Oh man I loooove Liberte Yogurt. Can't find it now that I've moved out west- has anyone sourced it in Northern California?

Liberte has a full-fat mocha yogurt that is absolutely heavenly. I can't afford the fat, so I usually buy plain Western Creamery 1% yogurt. It's nice and thick, like the Liberte brand.

In Quebec, Liberte makes the most delicious creamed cheese. I brought a tub home from my last trip to Montreal, but I can't find it in Toronto.

Agree with the Liberté whipped cream cheese - Definitely the best by far (ex-Montrealer here) Occasionally found here in Ottawa.

Liberté Mediterranée I find a bit rich... I do like the texture of the one with grains. Usual yoghourt is President's Choice 2%.

Liberte is my weekend yogurt when I am very very lucky, which means when the local cheese store has stocked its tiny yogurt case with the plum/walnut or the peach/passionfruit. It is SO indulgent... right up there with having a whole-milk latte. Better, even.

Sorry, I'm faithful to my fat-free Fage. Although maybe my memory is overly flattering -- I haven't had any since I went back to NYC last spring.

Fat free Fage. No crud floating around in or under it.

Perhaps some of you remember the children's book "Stories Julian Tells" by Ann Cameron. I read it when I was about seven. There's one story in which a father is making some lemon pudding which he describes to his two boys with the phrase, "It will taste like a whole raft of lemons, it will taste like a night on the sea." It wasn't until I moved to Montreal ten years later that I realized the father was actually talking about lemon Liberté Méditerranée yogurt.

i love seven stars yogurt. the texture and flavor are amazing. a little more expensive than buying ronnybrook at the greenmarket, but worth it.

Ronnybrook is wonderful! My second favorite is Brown Cow

amazing....a health conscious co-worker was just telling me this was the best yogurt and I need to try it. Will definitely be on the lookout for this. thanks!

Love Liberte. Buy here in Vermont all of the time. Was very sad when I went to their website and found all sort of flavors that they don't carry here. However I was sort of glad that they discontinued the bigger containers of the flavored ones b/c I was able to finish them in one sitting.

It's my absolute fave stateside! It's the only thing I've found that can compare to the udder deliciousness of Marks and Spencers Organic yogurt tubs in London! The plum and walnut and blackberry are my favorite balls-out full-fat flavors.. but the raspberry grainy one is my "daily dose of pleasure," as the label says..

Yes Liberte plum walnut, but please search out Butterworks Farm whole Jersey milk yogurt. It's like a craft yogurt, totally badass organic family farm in northern Vermont that grows their own feed/pasture for their localized herd of Jersey cows. The yogurt is Golden colored because the milk is so lovely from these cows!
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I love Liberte. I like their plain as well as their fruit on the bottom yogurts. The passion fruit, and the plum(?) and walnut versions are fruity in a pleasant non saccharine kind of way. I also love Browncow's cream on the top yogurt. Their low fat version is disgusting, but oh man..cream on the top is fantastic.

I am not a big yogurt fan - makes me think of my childhood - sweet syrupy stuff on the bottom with bland yogurt on the top, not so appealing... I tried Greek yogurt for the first time this past weekend (needed it for a recipe) and it was quite tasty. If anyone has any suggestions for good yogurt, let me know :)

You are 100% right about Liberte! Plum/walnut and peach/passionfruit are my favorites. Also, mocha -- I couldn't find it anywhere and actually emailed the company but they said they weren't selling it in NYC! Never found dulce de leche but would love to try. Emmi is also great: I like grapefruit (great flavor for yogurt -- who knew?) and black cherry.