Scary Mommy 2026 Readers' Choice Awards Best Yogurt Brands
There are so many delicious ones to choose from!

Yogurt, it could be said, is having a moment, and has had one for like the past decade plus. And we’re totally ok with that: yogurt is delicious. And thanks to the needs of different diets, there are all kinds of healthy, filling and yummy yogurts on that market. Here are some of Scary Mommy’s faves.
Scary Mommy’s readers have spoken! Congratulations to our 2026 top Yogurt Brands!
1. Noosa
What Scary Mommy readers love about Noosa:
- Loaded with generous swirls of real whole fruit! Plus, the wide resealable tub means saving half for tomorrow is actually possible.
- Aussie-style goodness that feels more like dessert than breakfast! Sweetened with real wildflower honey for an ultra-rich, decadent treat. 🇦🇺
- The ultimate post-workout snack or afternoon bite! Clean ingredients with zero artificial sugar make each spoonful feel like an everyday luxury.
2. Kite Hill
What Scary Mommy readers love about Kite Hill:
- The holy grail of dairy-free cups! That thick Greek style delivers rockin' macros and serious plant protein to keep hunger totally crushed.
- Dreamy, silky consistency without any chalky aftertaste! It finally gives plant-based families the luscious richness they crave without touching cow’s milk! ✅
- My absolute go-to for weekday parfaits! Layer it with crunchy granola and nuts for a satisfying, non-dairy dish that feels like dining out.
What Scary Mommy readers love about Wallaby Organic:
- Say goodbye to that mouth-puckering tang! It is impossibly creamy with a mellow taste that never makes little faces cringe.
- Pure panic when the dairy aisle runs out! I always clear the shelf whenever our market has the vanilla containers in stock.
- A certified organic crowd-pleaser both mama and toddlers 💚! The plain version is unmatched topped with juicy blackberries and chia seeds!
6. Chobani
8. Oikos
9. Too Good
10. Tillamook
Photos Courtesy of Chobani, Forager Project, Kite Hill, Noosa/Novus Foods, Stonyfield Organic, Too Good & Co., Wallaby Organic
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