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The first all-natural Greek yogurt just for kids, Chobani Champions are made with the same strained low-fat Greek yogurt as Chobani, plus they’re loaded with calcium, protein, and vitamin D for your little one’s growing body. We especially love the Champions tubes because they pack a big punch in a small, fun, and travel-friendly container!
From the Mouth of a Kid:
I love squeezing the tube! It makes eating yogurt so much fun. The yogurt is creamy and yummy, and the tubes are just the right size for my tiny tummy.
From the Eyes of a Parent: 
It’s so much easier to get my kids to eat yogurt when it comes in a fun, squeezable pack. Plus, the tubes aren’t as messy as the cups, and less yogurt is wasted when it’s sucked through a tube rather than spooned out of a container! Chobani yogurt is made with no hormones and includes fresh fruit and natural sweeteners, which makes it a go-to healthy snack in my home. Plus, strained yogurt like Chobani contains less lactose than regular yogurt, making it easier on my children’s sensitive tummies.
Flavorful Features:
Chobani Champions tubes come in five kid-friendly flavors: Chillin’ Cherry, Flyin’ Dragon Fruit, Jammin’ Strawberry, Rockin’ Blueberry, and Swirlin’ Strawberry Banana.
The Icing on the Cake: 
Just like all Chobani Greek yogurt products, the ingredient list for the Champions tubes is short and full of recognizable items like low-fat milk, real fruit, and natural sweeteners. Better yet, the tubes are made without hormones or preservatives, and has two times the protein of regular yogurt. Plus, Chobani donates ten percent of their profits to charity.
Good to Go?
Yes!
Time to Eat?!
Chobani Champions tubes make a great snack for breakfast or lunch! Slip one into your kid’s lunchbox, or stash it in your purse for an any-time-of day treat!
Mix it Up!
Stick a pack of Chobani Champions tubes in the freezer to make a frozen yogurt treat!
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