Maybe it was the arrival of thick snow overnight which had brought out his nurturing side, but whatever the reason, I couldn't have been more delighted with my little tray of treats to feast on while I remained snuggled under.
It's even more decadent than it sounds because - being a Thursday - I still had t
o get up and earn a crumb.And it was the ideal tonic for a wintry morning with - along with a warming cup of coffee - fresh peach juice, sliced pineapple and a bowl of Rachel's Organic Greek-style coconut yogurt.
I've been a fan of Rachel's Organic yogurts for quite a while after eating my first one - a blackberry flavoured one - as part of a Eurostar breakfast last year.
However, this was something else. Rich, sweet and full of shredded coconut, it like eating a melted Bounty icecream, sans the chocolate.
And what's more, I've just discovered the Rachel's Organic website which is packed full of gorgeous recipes, including one for a Thai chicken curry, using the aforementioned yogurt.
Nice idea... but I am not sure it'd ever make it into the cooking pot pan.
Have look and see if it makes your mouth water too....
www.rachelsorganic.co.uk
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4 comments:
oooh one of the top things i miss about europe is all the amazing, rich yogurt that's available! mmmm this sounds delish :)
It is extraordinarily good! However, I looked at the ingredient list and it's no wonder; it contains organic cream, organic yogurt, organic sugar and coconut. Heavenly! Do you not have such creamy yogurts in the States? Liked your website by the way!
Oooh, I might juist have to try this one! I love Rachel's regular lowfat yogurt and rice pudding, but have never tried the Greek kinds. This looks like it could almost qualify as dessert! :)
It certainly would. But like I say, it's not for the dieter! I nearly balked at the 159cal per 100g... especially after I had scoffed 300g of it. Maybe just for a treat...
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