>The one I bought was packaged with no inner seal either. I thought it >was rather lax. Usually they either have an inner seal or some sort of >tamper proof outer lid. I didn't actually eat mine. I bought the >unflavored stuff in hopes of making some Tzatziki. I figured enough >garlic should cover the taste of anything. It smelled so bad I threw it >out. I couldn't even get the stuff close to my mouth without being >grossed out. > >I'll live without yogurt till I'm done nursing :-) Kathy, I think it's gross too; same with soy or rice milk -- I also just did without for a year while nursing, although now my son can actually tolerate milk in my diet while still nursing (yay! We had tried at 6 months with no luck, but at a year he seems to have outgrown it -- still haven't tried giving it to him directly though!). But anyhow, he likes the vanilla soy milk and liked the honey-vanilla soy yogurt we had bought in Canada. They didn't have a flavor I was willing to give Matthew here, so I figured I'd mix in some fruit that he can have myself. So maybe once your baby is on solids s/he will like the soy substitutes, not being used to the milk versions. --Robyn (mommy to Ryan 9/7/93 and Matthew 6/16/96) ** Check out the misc.kids.moderated RFD in news.groups! **