skyr

Quite interesting that you can't find skyr in germany as one of the first places that sold Skyr in Finland was Lidl..

If you have time, stop in Selfoss for the Skyr Museum and yes, definitely eat all the Skyr you find, it is delicious.

When the curds were almost free of whey, the Skyr was scooped from the bags and sold.

Every supermarket is selling skyr, and you can even buy it in 7 Eleven.

There's skyr and greek yoghurt without any additions and then there's the rest of the isle that's just yoghurt with flavours and sugar.

While I don't drink soft drinks regularly, I recently discovered skyr protein yogurts through advertising.

I noticed they recently started selling skyr in my local supermarket, in the UK.

Eat chicken breasts, skyr, tofu, eggs - not candy bars, ice cream and other junk that happens to have protein in it.

I don't have a tub in front of me, but skyr.is is available in some of the Whole Foods markets in the US.

> At the time, most Whole Foods stores already stocked one other skyr yogurt, Siggi's, which had launched a few years prior to Smári Organics.

I'm still waiting for Skyr in Europe/Germany.

(It's also nice, because diversity, but still.) edit: Looks like this year, finally, there will be skyr in Germany.

Some broke windows of the parliament house, threw skyr and snowballs at the building, and threw smoke bombs into its backyard.[2][3][12] The use of pots and pans saw the local press refer to the event as the 'Kitchenware Revolution'.[13]" [2] ^ a b Gunnarsson, Valur (21 January 2009).