Yogurt Gets Even More Cultured—With Probiotics and Prebiotics

It’s no secret yogurt is a nutritional powerhouse. Milk’s cultured cousin is rich in calcium and riboflavin and is a good source of protein. Yogurt’s cultures produce the enzyme lactase, which predigests lactose (the natural sugar found in milk), so even lactose-intolerant people can eat it.

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