March 27, 2026

Cocojune Greek Style Yogurt Review

Last Updated on March 27, 2026 by Annie

Creamy, organic, and packed with protein and probiotics, Cocojune’s line of Greek-style yogurts might just be your next vegan yogurt obsession! Read to learn more about the nutritional information, a general taste test, and what we like and dislike about these clean vegan Greek yogurt alternatives.

Three cocojune cartons with the lids off in a small cluster on a cream counter.

In an effort to add higher protein foods to my breakfast routine I stumbled upon Cocojune’s line of Greek-style protein yogurt. With 8 grams of protein per serving, I am able to get about a quarter of my breakfast protein goal with one little cup.

Now, I know what you might be thinking. 7 years ago when I went dairy-free I was not impressed with the dairy-free yogurt options available. For starters they were very watery. Not to mention, they had this dusty flavor to them that I simply could not stomach.

That said, if I have learned anything in the last few years it’s that the dairy-free food industry has come a long way in making better tasting and better for you alternatives. After finding a cleaner go-to dairy-free milk, it was time to see if there might be a yogurt I might like in my breakfast line up.

Please note that these are not products sent to me or items I will earn any commissions on for the review. Simply put, this is a dairy-free product I tried, liked, and could see myself using time and again.

A cream counter with three flavors of coocjune greek-style yogurt with spoons sticking out.

What is Cocojune?

Cocojune is a dairy-free brand of probiotic yogurts, sour cream, and dips. The company aspires to “create something that people intuitively enjoy, that feels good, and does good.”

The coconut based products are:

  • Non-GMO
  • Toxic pesticide free
  • Vegan
  • Gluten-Free

With a focus on sustainability, Cocojune is the first U.S. yogurt company that is certified plastic neutral. Additionally, they run a fossil-fuel free production facility.

For more information about the Cocojune brand as well as their variety of products, you can check out their website.

A top down image of three cartons of cocojune yogurt with spoons inside.

What ingredients are in Cocojune Greek-Style Protein Yogurt?

Depending on the variety of Greek-style yogurt you pick up, the ingredient label will change.

Vanilla Cinnamon

  • coconut milk (water, coconuts), pea protein, cane sugar, inulin, vanilla extract, citrus pectin, vanilla, cinnamon, vegan & probiotic cultures

Raspberry

  • coconut milk (water, coconuts), raspberry, pea protein, cane sugar, raspberry concentrate, inulin, citrus pectin, vegan & probiotic cultures

Blueberry Lemonade

  • coconut milk (water, coconuts), blueberry, pea protein, cane sugar, blueberry concentrate, inulin, citrus pectin, lime oil, lemon juice, vegan & probiotic cultures

Pineapple Yuzu

  • coconut milk (water, coconuts), pea protein, pineapple, cane sugar, pineapple concentrate, yuzu juice, inulin, citrus pectin, vegan & probiotic cultures

To learn more about the specific probiotic cultures and the nutritional information, you can check out Cocojune’s products page.

Ingredients in the raspberry flavored cocojune greek-style yogurt.
Ingredients in the cinnamon vanilla greek-style yogurt.
Ingredients in the blueberry lemonade greek-style yogurt.

What We Like About Cocojune’s Greek-Style Yogurt

To say I was pleasantly surprised by this yogurt would be an understatement. I found myself craving it because it is:

  • Thick and creamy. Unlike the thin, watery yogurts I tried 7 years ago, this yogurt had bite to it, a creamy texture, and a smooth finish. My husband even did a double take when he saw the yogurt.
  • Bright flavors. Each flavor came through exactly as advertised.
  • Simple, organic ingredients. I felt good about what I was putting into my body and didn’t question anything on the ingredients label.
  • Prebiotics. Made with many well known strands of probiotics, the 5 ounce serving of yogurt not only packed in the flavor but also helped my gut.
A blueberry lemonade cocojune with a silver spoon in the left side of the carton.

What We Didn’t Like About Greek Style Junes

The price. At roughly 54 cents/ounce at my local grocery store it was close to 20 cents/ounce more expensive than the leading vegan greek yogurt.

That said, there were no questionable ingredients found in Cocojune and I genuinely liked how it tasted compared to the leading greek style vegan yogurt. With it also being certified organic I can understand the price difference.

Silver spoons in the greek yogurt cartons on a cream counter.

How Do I Use Greek Style Cocojune?

There is not doubt in my mind that this Greek-style yogurt can be used in place of yogurt in a number of different recipes. While sampling this product, some of the ways I used the yogurt included:

Final Thoughts and Reflections on Cocojune Greek-Style Yogurt

I was surprised by how much I liked these vegan greek yogurt cups. They were smooth, thick, and bursting with flavor. With the added benefit of protein and probiotics I see myself buying these on a regular basis.

If you have tried Cocojune’s greek-style yogurt feel free to leave a comment below! I would love to hear your thoughts and experiences with it!

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Three yogurt cartons stacked on top of each other on a cream counter.

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