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Chobani Greek Yogurt

by Behrouz Soroudi | Mar 20, 2022 | Pesach Products

In your 2022 Pesach List, under Dairy Aisle category, several brands of yogurt are listed [Dannon, Trader Joe’s, Yoplait.] However, there is no listing for Chobani yogurt. Does this mean none of the Chobani flavors are kosher for Pesach?
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