Tree Island Gourmet Yogurt - Cumberland, British Columbia

Holly W.

Just tried the Tree Island Greek Yogurt for the first time (on sale at Country Grocer) and was SO impressed. Other Greek style yogurts are thick and cloying but yours is thick but creamy and light. Definitely a new favourite, will be buying this again.

Rachel S.

Born with Migraine, I went through a horrible spate of them as my daughter turned 2. Miraculously, I found this remarkable product as it hit the shelves! The Migraines appear to be linked to a missing enzyme (DAO) and difficulty processing histamine foods. When I collaborated with a neurologist, a naturopath and my doc, we saw that adding enzymes, Tree Island yogurt and adopting a low-histamine diet appears to yield excellent results.
I consume it daily with Spirulina and blueberries. Our two cats and our dog love it too!

Thank you for giving me back my health, Scott and Merissa! Food as medicine.

Danielle P.

Wow! My new favourite yogurt!! The taste and texture are amazing!! Smooth, creamy and perfect!

Miha

I decided to give Tree Island a try last year. I love peaches so I decided to pick up container of the Okanagan Peach Yogurt. I can definitely say that it was the best yogurt I had ever tasted. Whenever I would drop by at Whole Foods I would purchase a container. This year I noticed a difference .. no more peaches in the yogurt. How can this be? The packaging advertises "more fruit" yet there is NO fruit in sight. It's simply not the same.

Phonegirl

I have to say this yogurt is sooooo good. A few years ago, I stayed at Le Germain in Montreal and they had a yogurt which was very similar in texture and I've been on the hunt ever since. It's not thick and has this beautiful texture that blends beautifully with granola, fruit...whatever you like. I bought the Vanilla. Once stirred, you can taste vanilla but NOT sugar. Overall it's got that wonderful, sour/tartness that's perfect. Look at me gushing over yogurt! I'm impressed! thanks!

Tessa B.

I found the yogurt on special at Country Grocer in Chase River and bought a tub. I hope they continue to carry your product as it is delicious and all natural!

Beckie E.

I have enjoyed these yogurts since inception on Vancouver Island, as lived in Nanaimo, BC not far from Courtenay, many years. Now in Ladner, BC and enjoying the first plant based products from Thrifty Foods and they are phenomenal; my 'go to" treat now

Peter &. D. W. P.

Initially, this was the greatest yogurt and we’ve been buying since it appeared in stores! Grass fed, natural with good bacterial culture, no thickeners with that handcrafted sinuous consistency that true yogurt has. And we loved it. Over the past few months it has become thin, liquidy almost tasteless and not smooth as before. It is expensive for what it has become. It seems the demand has out stepped their ability to supply so they’ve compromised on quality to meet demand.
Well we will help there because we will no longer buy this product. We want to support local…we won’t support expensive inferior products!

In respect to the Companies Response… as we mentioned we have been using this product for almost as long as they have been in business, through many seasons! This poor quality issue has become more pronounced over the past few months, irrespective of the explanation offered! Finally, if they truly want local support then more respect for the intelligence of the locals would help too! That was one of the most corporate marketing psycobabble responses I have seen in a while to legitimate concerns!