Chobani Yogurt, Greek, S'more S'mores 4.5 oz

This is a single-serve Chobani Flip cup that pairs creamy Greek yogurt with a separate compartment of crunchy, s'mores-inspired mix-ins. You'd find it in the refrigerated dairy aisle alongside other yogurts, snack cups, and kids’ squeezables — often shelved near other Greek yogurts and convenience breakfast items. It reads like a portable treat for busy mornings, packed lunches, or an afternoon pick-me-up: the flip cup is designed to be opened, inverted, and mixed, turning a simple spoonful of cultured lowfat milk into a textured dessert. The brand leans into protein-forward, wholesome messaging while also trading on indulgence with candy-like mix-ins and familiar s'mores flavors; marketing skews to busy parents, teens, and young adults who want an easy, portion-controlled treat that feels fun. On the label you'll notice health halos — “high-protein,” “real flavor,” and “natural • non‑GMO” — plus a claim of no artificial flavors or preservatives, but no organic certification. Sensory cues are immediate: silky, tangy yogurt contrasted with crunchy graham-like bits and chocolate, and a hint of sweetness from cane and brown sugars; packaging is a two-chamber clear plastic cup with a peel-top lid, made for the ritual of flipping and stirring before eating. In plain terms, this is a processed packaged snack: it contains added sugars, emulsifiers, thickeners and multiple ingredient components created for shelf-stable convenience rather than single-ingredient simplicity. It lives culturally as a bridge between snackable indulgence and on-the-go perceived health, a familiar item in American lunchboxes and convenience-focused shopping carts.