Mom’s Products: Greek Labne (Yogurt)

Fro-yo girl here. I spotted the Mom’s Products stall at the LaCanada Flintridge Farmers Market. They were selling Greek (strained) yogurt, hummus, pita, olives, and Mediterranean dips. The Greek labne (aka yogurt) is made with fat free sheep milk, probiotics, vanilla and fruit. An 8 ounce tub is $5 or three for $12. In Greece, yogurt is typically made with sheep’s milk.

I spotted the following flavors: Fig, Berries, Apricot, Mango.

* Greek labne with fig: It’s definitely tangy and even slightly sour but also sweet and rich tasting. It has a sweet cream flavor and a thick consistency. There are tiny bits of fig. You can taste the vanilla too. It’s pretty amazing, like a tangy, thick whipped cream. You’ll want to dip your fruit in it. The fig flavor is pretty faint though.

* Greek labne with berries: The berry flavor is blended into the sweet, creamy, rich yogurt though I did encounter a whole blueberry. It’s crazy thick and deliciously tangy. That flavor of sweet cream is wonderful. The berries in the yogurt are blackberries, blueberries and raspberries.

Why and how is sheep’s milk so much better than other kinds of milk?

Mom’s Products is based in Stanton, CA and is owned by Ben Azouz, who moved here from Tunisia. I didn’t find a website for Mom’s or even a Facebook page (unless it’s the FB page for Mom’s in Orange, CA).

4.5 out of 5 stars

You know you love me. X0 X0, fro-yo girl.

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