Review: Chobani Watermelon Greek Yogurt

The smell is a distinctly yogurt smell, very little if any of the watermelon comes through. It's a blended yogurt, so there is a slight pink tinge throughout, which makes it look close to a dessert more than anything else.

The consistency is fine, though maybe a little thin from what I expect in a Greek yogurt.

The first taste is promising, The watermelon flavor is very subtle, but adds a gentle sweetness to the yogurt that I can't say I don't enjoy.

The mouthfeel is very good, very smooth. I was right about it being a little thinner than Greek Yogurt normally is, but I think it actually sort of works for this flavor.

This really tastes more like a pudding than a yogurt. The watermelon flavor, after a few bites, is wildly inconsistent. The first taste was pretty mild, but I had one bite that felt like someone was spraying watermelon extract directly down my throat.

The watermelon flavor itself is...sort of what you expect. I don't think it really tastes like the fruit, but is much more reminiscent of watermelon candy or the like

I can't get over the consistency of the yogurt. It is very, very smooth and goes down really easy.

After finishing the yogurt, I would probably score it thusly:

Smell: 7/10 It smells like yogurt, which is by no means bad, but I was really hoping that powerful watermelon sent would come through.

Consistency: 10/10 It went down so easy and smooth. Made it very easy to eat, which increased my appetite for it.

Taste: 6?8?/10 Like I said, it's very inconsistent. Sometimes its pretty subtle and I was pretty into that, but sometimes it would be overpowering.

Overall: 7.5 It's fine, but its inconsistency with the flavoring wasn't the best. The pure smoothness really elevated the whole experience though. I doubt I would have enjoyed as much as I had if had been super thicker.

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