White Mountain Foods is a family owned and operated company, who has been in business since 1980 right here in Austin, TX. Our Bulgarian pure yogurt is just that - pure (milk + cultures). We believe in producing great tasting foods that are good for you. From our line of non-GMO tofu salads and dips to our wheat products and our killer tamales; all natural, minimally processed, organic when possible, and all non-GMO we strive to provide the freshest products possible. The Austin Chronicle has voted us "Best Vegetarian Fare for the Non-Vegetarian". We are so proud of our vegetarian and Vegan offerings that we offer a 5 day challange on our website. We are sold at ment retail outlets across the country & a growing number of local eateries. Become a fan on Facebook & Twitter - we love hearing from our faithful!
Website: whitemountainfoods.com
Phone: (512) 385-4711
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E 5th St and Allen St
Opening soon · 7 AM
- Thu 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM
3301 E 5th St Austin, TX 78702 ·1174.25 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpI was specifically looking for a fat free, low sugar yogurt/probiotic. I found white mountain, Bulgarian probiotic at my local H.E.B. It tastes really good, I shall buy this brand from now on....
MoreThe lids are so tight on the jar that I have to break the glass off of the top of the jar to get at the yogurt. I'm a senior. I wish companies would test their products on older adults. This...
MoreI am allergy to any form of corn product. I found Whole White Mountain Bulgarian Yogurt and it is not sweeten with corn, or grown from corn. I can now make toppings, use in Baking, or enjoy with...
MoreMet a representative from their company promoting their yogurt. I was very impressed and look forward to trying their yogurt. One of my concerns is the fact that they don't use Raw milk. On their...
MoreIs this actually ..... YOGURT??? Bought a pint of the Bulgarian Style at Fresh market.... and I'm CONFUSED... bigtime. Is this a yogurt or a yogurt drink? Watery to the point of not able to...
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