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Chobani Blackberry on the Bottom: The Underdog of the Dairy Aisle?

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A spoon lifting a fresh, plump blackberry from a cup of Chobani Greek Yogurt Blackberry on the Bottom with a bowl of fresh berries nearby.

Up next, folks, we are diving into a flavor that I personally think deserves a lot more spotlight than it gets: Chobani Greek Yogurt, Blackberry on the Bottom. If you liked our [Vanilla Mixed Berry review] or our look at the [Chobani Key Lime Blended flavor], you are definitely going to like this one. Before we get into the “nitty-gritty” of the taste test, if you want to stock up on your own favorites, you can [Grab your Chobani Yogurt here].

Working in the dairy department of a local grocery store, I’m well-versed in the “movement” of yogurts. I see what flies off the shelves and what lingers. If I’m being honest, the Blackberry flavor often feels like the “red-headed stepchild” of the Chobani family. While Strawberry and Blueberry are out there winning popularity contests, Blackberry is quietly waiting for its moment.

But not in my book! I’ve always had a soft spot for this one, and I’m hoping after today’s review, you will too.

A single 5.3oz cup of Chobani Greek Yogurt Blackberry on the Bottom against a clean white background.

The “Fuzzy Monkey” Secret

Here’s a little behind-the-scenes secret: fresh blackberries were on a massive sale recently. I saw those plump, dark berries and knew it was the perfect time to pair them with the Chobani Blackberry single cups.

And just to show my loyal fans how much I care: the yogurt cups weren’t even on sale. That’s right—I paid full price for two cups just for this photo session and taste test! Does the sale on the fruit balance out the price of the yogurt? Maybe. Is it worth it for those awesome styled photographs of the fresh blackberries on top? Absolutely. You can thank me in the comments or share this article or pin with all your social media followers.

An overhead view of an open cup of Chobani Blackberry on the Bottom Greek yogurt, showing the smooth, unstirred white yogurt surface next to a bowl of fresh blackberries.
Chobani-Blackberry-Open-Cup-Unstirred.

The Experience: Texture and Taste

When you peel back that iconic foil lid, you’re met with Chobani’s signature thick, creamy, and slightly tart Greek yogurt. But the magic happens at the bottom.

Pro Tip: Since I had those fresh blackberries on hand, I loaded them right on top. Adding fresh fruit to “fruit on the bottom” yogurt creates a texture contrast that is out of this world. It turns a simple snack into a gourmet breakfast.

Unlike some other brands that use a generic “berry” syrup, Chobani’s blackberry base feels authentic. It has that deep, earthy sweetness that only blackberries provide, with just enough acidity to cut through the richness of the yogurt.

The bottom of a Chobani Greek Yogurt cup showing the number 5 PP recycling symbol and food-grade material icons.
Checking the specs: This cup features the polypropylene (PP) 5 recycling symbol.
Side view of a Chobani Blackberry Greek Yogurt cup showing product claims: No fake fruit, no artificial flavors, and no artificial sweeteners.
Authentically crafted: A look at the natural ingredients and “no fake fruit” promises on the side of the cup.
Close-up of the Nutrition Facts label on a Chobani Blackberry Greek Yogurt cup, showing calories, protein, and sugar content.
Full transparency: A deep dive into the nutritional breakdown of the Blackberry on the Bottom cup.
Side view of a Chobani Blackberry Greek Yogurt cup showing the ingredients list and the 6 live and active cultures.
A look at the natural ingredients and the 6 live and active cultures that make this yogurt a probiotic powerhouse.
Overhead view of the silver foil lid of a Chobani Blackberry Greek Yogurt cup, showing the brand logo and blackberry illustrations.
The iconic foil seal that keeps all that blackberry goodness fresh.
The classic Chobani cup featuring their Blackberry on the Bottom non-fat Greek yogurt.

The Technical Deep Dive: Nutrition & Ingredients

Because I work in the dairy department, I know that for many of you, the back of the label is just as important as the flavor. Here is the full breakdown of what’s inside the Chobani Blackberry on the Bottom cup:

Nutrition Facts

  • Serving Size: 1 Container (150g / 5.3 oz)

  • Calories: 110

  • Total Fat: 0g (0% DV)

  • Cholesterol: 5mg (2% DV)

  • Sodium: 50mg (2% DV)

  • Total Carbohydrates: 15g (5% DV)

  • Dietary Fiber: <1g (3% DV)

  • Total Sugars: 14g (Includes 9g Added Sugars)

  • Protein: 12g (24% DV)

  • Calcium: 10% DV

  • Potassium: 4% DV

Ingredients List Cultured Nonfat Milk, Cane Sugar, Water, Blackberries, Fruit Pectin, Natural Flavors, Lemon Juice Concentrate, Guar Gum, Locust Bean Gum.

The Probiotic Powerhouse Chobani doesn’t skimp on the good stuff. This cup contains 6 live and active cultures:

  • S. Thermophilus, L. Bulgaricus, L. Acidophilus, Bifidus, L. Casei, and L. Rhamnosus.

Authentic Product Claims

  • Only Natural Ingredients: No artificial flavors or sweeteners.

  • No Preservatives: Authentically crafted without the chemical fillers.

  • Dietary Friendly: Gluten-free, Kosher-certified, and Vegetarian-friendly.

  • Ethically Sourced: Made with milk from cows not treated with rBST.

About the Maker: Chobani, LLC

If you have questions or want to see their full lineup, here is the official company info:

  • Headquarters: 669 County Road 25, New Berlin, NY 13411

  • Customer Service: 1-877-847-6181

  • Official Website: www.chobani.com

The Verdict: Don’t Sleep on the Blackberry!

Why isn’t this flavor flying off the shelves? Maybe people are intimidated by the blackberry seeds (don’t worry, they are minimal), or maybe they just stick to what they know. But if you’re looking to break out of your Strawberry rut, this is the one to grab.

It’s sophisticated, tart, and when paired with fresh berries, it’s easily one of my top three Chobani picks. If you’re ready to try it for yourself or need to replenish your fridge, check out the [Chobani Greek Yogurts here].

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A top-down view of an unopened 5.3 oz cup of Chobani Blackberry Greek Yogurt next to a small white bowl filled with fresh, ripe blackberries.
The perfect pair: Chobani Blackberry on the Bottom and a side of fresh, juicy blackberries.
A close-up of a single cup of Chobani Greek Yogurt topped with fresh berries and silver spoon.
The reward: A perfectly thick and creamy bite of blackberry-infused Greek yogurt. With fresh blackberries. is the perfect way to enjoy this flavor.
A side-angle view of an open Chobani Blackberry Greek Yogurt cup next to a generous pile of fresh, ripe blackberries, with an unopened cup in the background.
Making a good thing even better—adding a handful of fresh berries to the Chobani Blackberry on the Bottom cup.
A silver spoon lifting a scoop of mixed Chobani Blackberry Greek Yogurt, showing its thick, creamy pink texture next to a bowl of fresh berries.
Once mixed, you get this beautiful, thick, creamy purple goodness in every bite.
A top view of an open Chobani Blackberry Greek Yogurt cup. A generous pile of fresh, ripe blackberries on a white dish, with an unopened cup in the background.
Making a good thing even better—adding a handful of fresh berries to the Chobani Blackberry on the Bottom cup.
A cup of Chobani Blackberry Greek Yogurt overflowing with fresh blackberries next to its silver foil lid.
Why settle for just the fruit on the bottom? I like to load mine up with fresh blackberries for the ultimate breakfast.

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