Salty sweet: Vegetable yoghurt for Body Temple fans

12 : 05 : 2014 Body Temples : Snacks : Yoghurt

New York – Dan Barber is known as being one of the first to champion farm-to-table dining. This year his company Blue Hill launched its own line of yoghurts, but made from vegetable rather than fruit purée.

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The Blue Hill range includes beet (beetroot), butternut squash, carrot, sweet potato, parsnip and tomato flavours. While Barber has been serving these flavours at his Blue Hill restaurant for a while – indeed, many restaurants experiment with savoury yoghurts and ice creams – the Blue Hill line is for everyday consumers, who can put the yoghurts in their baskets while shopping at Whole Foods Market.

The yoghurts are made from 30% vegetable purée and have an earthy sweetness that comes from the ingredients. ‘Ours have a fraction of the sugar, but are only slightly less sweet than regular yoghurt because you have the sweetness from the vegetables,’ says Barber.

As people become increasingly health-conscious, going to juice bars and subscribing to the Body Temples lifestyle, traditionally sweet cuisines are getting a health makeover.

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