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Where to Yo Baby yogurt for babies?

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I've purchased Stoneyfield organic yogurt at Loblaw Superstore's health/organic food section but can't recall if they have Stoneyfield Yo Baby. If not, Whole Foods may have them? But the easiest way is probably to buy whole plain yogurt and add puree fruits (bottled baby food) to it.

http://www.wholesomebabyfood.com/tipYogurt.htm
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I bought it at a regular Loblaw (Yonge/York Mills) in the dairy section. This is the Stonyfield Yo Baby.
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Loblaw carries them. Check the Organic section if you can't find it in the normal Dairy section.
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I've bought them at loblaws, highland farms, metro, and even at some price choppers.
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I've gotten them at the Bayview/Hwy 7 loblaws, so as others have said, I assume other locations have them too.
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I've purchased it at Loblaws' Superstore, and Sobeys
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The No Frills @Bathurst and Centre also carries it
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Sobeys at BurOak / McCowan, and Walmart Supercenter in Stouffville also carry them.
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There are actually 2 different kinds of Stonyfield branded Yo-Baby Yoghurt.

One is made and sold in Canada by Danone under license and is found in the organic section of most grocery stores.

The other is actually made and sold by Stonyfield Farms in the US for the US market. However, because the US version is also Kosher, it is imported to Canada and sold in the refrigerated kosher isle of grocery stores located in Jewish neighborhoods.

I have fed my kids both. The US version has a lot more varieties (including some that mix fruits and vegetables) but the expiry dates are not as good and it is more expensive. Other than the branding, the flavours are different between the US and Canadian versions.
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did not know that...

but do know Stonyfield Farms is very popular in the US.
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Do they add sugar do these baby yogurts?
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What makes baby yogurt different from regular yogurt?

Less sugar for instance?
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longitude wrote: What makes baby yogurt different from regular yogurt?

Less sugar for instance?

1. organic
2. correct less sugar

(the stoney farm one - Yo Baby)
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Apr 29, 2009
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Does any one know if loblaws at York mills and Yonge still Carry the to baby stonyfield yogurts ? Iam having a hard time finding them . Or can someone direct me to where they have seen ? Checked out Bathurst Lawrence metro no luck
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Again,wouldn’t it be easier to find,cheaper, and the same healthiness to find organic plain yogurt, add fruit purée or whatever else you fee the baby. That’s what we did when ours were little. We also used the same yogurt and made ur own yogurt drink by mixing with milk. Our kids didn’t love meat, so we did Greek yogurt, or found ones wit probiotics.
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