Dannon's decision to kill beloved yogurt sparks fan revolt: 'It's what I got out of bed for'

Dannon's coffee-flavored yogurt earned a cultlike following over the decades.Now that it's disappeared from store shelves, longtime devotees have launched a petition to bring it back, flooded social media with disappointment and searched for substitutes."In an unexpected move, Dannon recently discontinued their much-loved coffee yogurt flavor as of April 1," reads a Change.org petition urging Dannon to bring back coffee yogurt."This has left countless fans of this unique and delicious product in dismay.
Coffee yogurt provided a delightful blend of rich coffee flavor and creamy yogurt, a perfect option for those seeking a pick-me-up in a healthy and satisfying snack."DISCONTINUED CRACKER BARREL FOODS THAT FANS ARE BEGGING TO GET BACKA 5.3-ounce cup of Dannon's coffee yogurt, known by enthusiasts as simply "DCY," "contained about 32 milligrams of caffeine, or about a third of an 8-ounce cup of coffee," along with 11 grams of added sugar, The Wall Street Journal reported.New Jersey lawyer Doron Zeif ate DCY for 40 years and told the publication, "It's what I got out of bed for."Many habitual eaters of Dannon's coffee yogurt are begging the company to bring it back after it was discontinued earlier this year.(Daniel Acker/Bloomberg via Getty Images)Lisa Signorelli, a retiree from New York, told the Journal she frequently bought cases of DCY to feed her "50-year obsession.""Discontinuing this flavor has removed a valuable and cherished option for yogurt lovers everywhere, particularly for those who appreciate the distinct taste of coffee," the petition further states.Social media users echoed the petition's sentiment.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZ"I'm going through serious withdrawal symptoms now that Dannon has discontinued their coffee yogurt, which I have been happily eating for years and years," one person wrote on a Reddit forum asking if it's possible to make something "akin to Dannon coffee yogurt.""I'm honestly quite bummed about it," the user add...