The product(s) featured in this review was provided free of cost to me for the sole purpose of product testing and review. This review has not been monetarily compensated. Please note that any personal opinions reflected in this post are my own and have not been influenced by the sponsor in any way.
Back in the 70’s some of the best television commercials focused on life expectancy in Georgia, USSR. The ads claimed yogurt built healthy digestive balance and strong immune systems. Scientists may have never proven Russian longevity; however, they encourage a wholesome, natural nutritious diet built around staples like yogurt.
Recently I was sent some remarkable Latta Russian Kefir products – yogurt cups and kefir green tea – with no artificial colors, additives, thickeners, or preservatives. These were not mass produced products. Derived from no-dairy organic or real rBst/BHT free milk, each contains very little fat and a dozen or more essential probiotics to help your digestive and immune systems.
The artisan Latta Russian Kefir Yogurt Cups is fabulous and quickly became the goto. Varieties abound. Have it your way plain or choose instead from tasty vanilla, strawberry, peach, coffee, blue berry, and black cherry. Eat it by itself, have it a snack or light meal, or use it instead of sour cream to build better soup, dressing, sauce, dip, baked goods, dessert, and smoothie recipes.
I have to admit though that Latta Non-Dairy Kefir Green Tea came in a close second. Available in lemon, ginger, and spearmint varieties, 100% natural Latta Kefir Green Tea is a drink to your health. At 50 calories per 7 ounce serving, its green tea/ apple juice base and raw sugar ingredients, live and active probiotic cultures are good for the tummy. This USDA organic, dairy free, lactose free, gluten free, soy free, vegan drink goes down smooth, sweet, and healthy.
Here’s a short video on how Latta Russian Kefir products are made.
For more information about Latta, go online to www.latta.usa.com/ or even better click its “Find a Store Near You” button and give it a buy.
MORE INFO
Ashley M
Friday 21st of February 2014
I've never heard of this or tried substituting yogurt for sour cream before. It's something I'll have to try if it's a healthier switch.
Gianna
Sunday 5th of January 2014
I don't think i've ever tried anything with Kefir before.