This yougurt has varieties made with whole milk, look for the red rings: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.oikosyogurt.com&#x2F;greek-yogurt&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.oikosyogurt.com&#x2F;greek-yogurt&#x2F;</a>  It&#x27;s available in e.g. Wal-Marts in flyover country, and it tastes <i>very</i> good.  Lots of sugar, of course, but also the fat.  I think I recall some unsweetened yogurt, but non-fat, so it&#x27;s like the descriptions I like of 1 and 2% milk: the first is water with one white crayon briefly dipped into it, the 2nd gets two crayons ^_^.  But whole milk is plenty available.<p>Hmmm, over here isn&#x27;t not hard to buy stuff with &quot;healthy&quot; amounts of fat, but, yeah, sugar abounds.<p>Ah, but the bacon counterrevolution is a <i>wonderful</i> thing ... although my favorite is Oscar Meyer, which is &quot;sugar cured&quot;; well, after salt, and officially ends up with 0 carbohydrates (i.e. below the reporting threshold).<p>So not all is lost!