Sure, I'd probably have bought it simply because of my affinity for all-things Australian, but really it was the Cat's lime-tongue that led us to this brand. After tiring of the vanilla (literally and figuratively) varieties of yogurt, we sought out brands that would enable the Cat to have additional flavors. (The irony here is that the Cat loves vanilla milkshakes and the like, but really needed more variety in yogurt.)

Wallaby Organic Yogurt has vanilla, but they also have vanilla bean. And banana-vanilla. They have lime. They have mango-lime. They have Bartlett pear. Sure, they have the other "standby"s like strawberry and peach, but those aren't Feingold-safe. It is rare to have combinations that include two Feingold-safe fruits together (such as the mango-lime.)

The other yogurt that the Cat has been slurping up by the gallon is Rachel's. Rachel's yogurt is made with milk that is rbST-free, which means the cows that provide the milk are not given any artificial growth hormones. Meanwhile, they add Omega-3 DHA. Exotic flavors the Cat enjoys include mango-pineapple-passion fruit and kiwi-passion fruit-lime. From the "essence" line, the Cat loves vanilla chai and pink grapefruit lychee.

Neither yogurt brand has sent me any free samples, paid me to say anything nice about the product, or otherwise know that the Cat's heart belongs to them. Similarly, the majority of other products I mention in the "Feingold Tips" section (which will grow in the next couple months!) are simply those which our family happens to use. From time to time there may be a product in there that I received free-for-review (such as with my review of Brothers All-Natural Crisps) but I will always disclose this.