Chobani Charity Batch 4Pk- Vanilla With Mixed Berry On The Bottom

Chobani Charity Batch Vanilla with Mixed Berry On The Bottom is a four-pack of single-serve, reduced-fat cultured milk cups you’ll find in the refrigerated dairy aisle, shelved with other Greek-style yogurts and near single-serve snacks and granola. The packaging is a familiar multipack of plastic cups with foil lids, often merchandised on gondola ends or coolers alongside fruit-on-the-bottom and flavored yogurts. This product fits into quick breakfasts, packed school lunches, after-school snacks, and on-the-go morning commutes — plus it’s a common pick for casual brunch spreads or a light dessert after dinner. Chobani’s brand positioning leans on healthy-lifestyle and community-minded messaging; the “Charity Batch” label signals limited-edition, feel-good purchase behavior appealing to health-conscious families and millennials who favor mainstream natural/transparent brands. The label emphasizes “Live & Active Cultures,” vanilla and berry imagery, and “natural flavors,” projecting a wholesome halo despite added sweetener. There’s no organic certification; the ingredient list shows cane sugar, gums, and juice concentrates. In plain terms, the yogurt starts with cultured reduced-fat milk but is shaped by added sugars, thickeners (guar and locust bean gum), natural flavors and fruit concentrates, so it’s more processed than plain yogurt. Sensory-wise it’s spoonable and creamy with a smooth, slightly thickened mouthfeel; the bottom layer contains a glossy, sweet mixed-berry puree for swirls of strawberry, blueberry, blackberry and raspberry sweetness. Rituals include peeling the lid, spooning fruit up into the creamy vanilla base, or layering it into parfaits with granola and fresh fruit for texture contrast.