yogurt

IPA: jˈoʊgɝt

A milk-based product stiffened by a bacterium-aided curdling process, and sometimes mixed with fruit or other flavoring.
(especially in compounds) Any similar product based on other substances (e.g. soy yogurt).

Examples of "yogurt" in Sentences

Jocoque, a thick yogurt, is spooned over the hot chilaquiles.
Also, you can use buttermilk or even plain yogurt instead of milk if you like.
So, the slow churned "yogurt" is really like eating milk with corn syryp and flavoring in there.
Basically these are bacterial cultures much like those in yogurt, given to cattle in their feed.
The yogurt may also be made well ahead (or purchased, if strained Greek yogurt is available where you live).
If you can't find jocoque, a mixture of half sour cream and half regular plain yogurt is an acceptable substitute.
The taste of a good plain yogurt is full of lactic acid, a natural byproduct of fermentation that also gives depth to the flavors of foods like Parmesan cheese and prosciutto.
Her snack ideas: celery and salsa; fat-free plain yogurt with fruit (cooked apple, pineapple, berries in season and on sale); baked apple with cinnamon and Splenda; warmed low-fat cheese (Laughing Cow wedges) with a light, toasted English muffin.