Yogurt, the new super food is low fat and high nutritional content. The nutritive content fulfills the requirement of people who don't have a full meal.

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Two servings of yogurt a day can keep you healthy because of its high nutritional content and low fat value. Yogurt can easily be replaced as a meal for those who can’t afford to invest a chunk of time to a plate full nutrition.
“It’s true that most people reach out for something sweet and rich to uplift their mood. But doing this too often can lead to other health issues. That is where Menchie’s frozen yogurt comes in. It is flavorful, non-fat, packed with proteins and probiotics. Compared to regular ice cream, it is only 1/3 of the calories and it contains the probiotics which are necessary for good immunity and helps a sluggish digestion,” said franchise owner of Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt-West India that opened its first outlet in Mumbai, Avinash Dolwani. Menchie’s offers over 100 flavors of frozen yogurt and 25 toppings, uses real yogurt with live and active cultures along with gluten-free, non-fat, low fat, no sugar and also dairy free sorbets for vegans.
Popular chef Ranveer Brar echoes similar views. He said, "Yogurt is a great super food because it has creaminess of cream with one third of the fat and the culture benefits of whey. Besides having great taste, it is also a great substitute for dessert." According to Brar, yogurt is a rich source of micro-nutrients, should be a definite addition to breakfast.
Adding beaten yogurt instead of cream to curries reduces the fat percentage and gives a unique taste. Hung yogurt is a low fat substitute to cream cheese. Also, marinating meat in yogurt is a good option. Greek yogurt is also a great substitute for sugars as the iodine content in this variation keeps the waistline in check hand helps people to grab a massive source of protein.
With a load of taste variants for yogurt in the market, the super food helps keep digestive system in shape and acts as a coolant. In India, according to Ayurveda it forms the base of the ‘panchamrita’ - honey, sugar, milk, yogurt, and clarified butter. Ayurveda believes that a bowl of freshly-set yogurt just before sunrise is actually warming in winters. Yogurt soups are another way of incorporating the food product in our meals.
Source-Medindia
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