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Z uwagi na wysoką gęstość odżywczą jogurtów, które są źródłem m.in. białka i wapnia, regularne sięganie po te fermentowane produkty mleczne i włączenie ich do codziennej diety może być szczególne pożądane przez osoby dbające o prawidłową podaż tych składników odżywczych. Jogurty zawierają również charakterystyczne kultury bakterii. Dzięki swoim charakterystycznym składnikom, uznawane są za wartościową przekąskę dla każdego[15].
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