Icelandic Provisions™ | Icelandic Skyr

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SKYR
FULL OF ICELANDIC TRADITION
Passed down through generations, Skyr is an Icelandic yogurt that’s sustained Icelanders for nearly 1,000 years. Developed in partnership with Iceland’s oldest farmer-owned dairy, Icelandic Provisions is the only Skyr made in the US that uses an original Icelandic recipe and heirloom Icelandic Skyr cultures. That’s what helps make it thick, creamy, and delicious.
SKYR VS YOGURT
Skyr is often compared to yogurt, but three key differences set them apart:
Certified Icelandic Heirloom Cultures
THE CULTURES
Icelandic Provisions Skyr is made the Icelandic way, with heirloom cultures originating from Iceland. These centuries old cultures give Skyr a rich, creamy flavor, filling you with a bit of Iceland in every bite.
Skyr in a spoon
THE TEXTURE
Icelandic Provisions Skyr sits proud on your spoon. It takes nearly four cups of milk to make just one cup of Skyr, making our Skyr much thicker and more densely concentrated than yogurt.
Skyr containers
THE NUTRITION
Every serving of Icelandic Provisions Skyr has up to 17g of protein, and 30% less sugar than the other flavored yogurts*. Filling you up, and sustaining you to take on life’s everyday challenges.
Our Products
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Cover Image for Blackberry Boysenberry Skyr
Cover Image for Wild Blueberry & Billberry Skyr
Cover Image for Strawberry & Lingonberry Skyr
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WHY SKYR?
Protein packed
Not a lot of sugar
Great taste
Good source of calcium