Is it possible to buy Live yoghurt in Polish shops?

Is it possible to buy live yoghurt in Polish shops? What will it say on the label please?

isn't all yogurt "live"?

Yes, plenty of producers and kinds. It is called Jogurt naturalny.

it should be:)

What kind of a question is that? You guys think we have no yoghurt in Poland haha

Look, if an Eskimo person (or Inuit) asks here if walrus meat is available in Poland, will you also laugh in his/her face??? :):):)

No...i bought one only to have it die a few hours later....no pulse....nothing...!!!

Not sure if "natural" is live.

In the UK some pots say "natural" and others say "live", so I suspect it's not the same thing? What do I know? I only eat the stuff for the bacteria!

Would you take it in pill form if you could?

This reminds me of the 1950s and 60s vision of the future. Pass the bacofoil suit, I need my nutrition pills for the evening before going into some kind of floatation stasis...

then it will be "z żywymi kulturami bakteryjnymi" or "żywe kultury bakterii" or something like that (look for the words "żywe" = live, living and "bakterie" somewhere, in some grammatical form).

Unfortunatelly, I don't drink yoghurt (they use gelatin too often), but I'm almost sure that "naturalny" in Poland means, and no more no less, that it's not fruit taste.

And that Danone "Jogurt naturalny" you can see on a picture above is with powdered milk, yuck.

hint: before you put them to your mouth, don't look into their eyes...
;)

I drink/eat/have yoghurt or butter milk every day. I have tried different kinds and on all of them it is written they contain live cultures of bacteria.


Sorry for disappointing you but all kinds of youghurt or buttermilk contain powdered milk.
Why yuck?

You only need to buy one pot of live yoghurt, then you can make your own with the last bit out of the pot and fresh milk.

I seem to remember somewhere that live yoghurt can be used in the treatment of thrush for women.
Anyone know of any other medical usage for live yoghurt?

Probiotic yoghurt drinks like Actimel are available pretty much everywhere - or at least 'everywhere' in my experience (that's Gdansk urban, plus na wsi)

Yoghurt in general : very little 'low-fat' stuff available (contrast to Vancouver where it was sometimes impossible to buy 'not low-fat' versions. It's all suspiciously pleasant though - even the 'natural' versions are easy to eat ... I suspect ingredients not on the list (I still don't quite trust the lists of ingredients in Poland)

You can also get buttermilk very easily - it will have more of a zing. Homogonised (sp?) versions are commonly available so no need to learn how to drink lumps.

p.s. a Polish 'Apteka' (pharmacy) will be delighted to sell you capsules full of these little bacteria. You can swallow the pill or empty the contents into the food of your choice. It's quite a national habit here - every prescription for antibiotics will come with instructions to take bugs as well.

[I'm hoping that the evil habit of using glass phials has passed for ever - but always good to check for digestible capsules before buying]

Burns.

Ah T.H.R.U.S.H The dastardly organisation that the man from uncle was always battling against....Did he ever attack them with yoghurt then...?

Yes, it is very good for the stomach and digestion.

"every prescription for antibiotics will come with instructions to take bugs as well"

It is my dream that one day England will be so advanced! They NEVER tell you to do that. I ALWAYS tell me friends to take live yoghurt after antibiotics, and they refuse to listen to me, because their doctor/pharmacist didn't tell them to! Then of course they always end up with vaginal thrush or candida overgrowth in the intestine.

That's not true. As I don't drink yoghurt, I'll comment only the buttermilk (maślanka), with 2 examples (of my favorite producers from the region I live):

Jogo (£ódź) - live cultures of bacteria, no powdered milk,
OSM £owicz - cultures of bacteria (the label doesn't mention "live"), no powdered milk.


I simply don't like the taste.

Is it possible to buy Live yoghurt in Polish shops?
no we dont have a hands made yogurt in polish shops, propably you will find plenty of that stuff in brothe..ls of simmilar places around the world

stupid question - stupid answer

Bit of an attitude here del boy, I think it's a fair question as there are many things from the UK that are not in Poland....plonker !! sorry couldn't resist it :)

ok fair enough ;)

All yogurts say Natural. Look in the ingredients for it to say live cuture.