I tried 20 types of Dannon Light + Fit Greek Yogurt to find the best low-calorie, protein-packed flavor

I'm a big fan of both bananas and strawberries. Together, however, the two just didn't jive.

The banana flavor overpowered the strawberry, and I noticed the taste lingered on my tongue. Light + Fit has a great selection, but this one's a miss, in my opinion.

Of the three Light + Fit citrus flavors I tried, orange cream was easily the worst. True to its name, there was a welcome creaminess to each bite.

However, the acidity cut through, souring an otherwise decent offering.

There's nothing bad about blueberry yogurt; it just isn't anything special.

Light + Fit's take included actual blueberries (albeit puree), which gave dimension to an otherwise standard Greek yogurt.

Salted caramel had a welcome sweetness that wasn't overpowering, making it a strong option for both breakfast and dessert.

That said, the flavor was a bit one-note, limiting its appeal.

Raspberry was a step up from the blueberry flavor, as it had a smoother consistency and packed a sweeter punch.

My major knock against it was the seeds, which gave the yogurt an uneven crunch.

Although you can't go shopping without seeing this flavor in the yogurt aisle, it has never ranked high on my list.

The strawberry distracted too much from the otherwise pleasant cheesecake taste.

Where strawberry banana disappointed, banana cream delivered. This yogurt brought out the banana flavor in a stated yet delicate way.

However, it has its audience. If you're not a banana person, this flavor won't change your mind. If you are, you'll dig it.

Tiramisu was, by all accounts, a superior version of salted caramel. Its flavor profile was more dynamic, with hints of coffee and cocoa.

It may be a little rich for some, but this is an excellent yogurt to have after a nice Italian dinner.

Out of all the berry flavors I tried, strawberry was definitely my favorite. Once I gave the puree at the bottom a good stir, the yogurt became velvety smooth.

There was a subtle richness that never overpowered the palate, making this a great pick.

Cherry was another great fruit flavor. Although its texture lacked consistency, it impressed in terms of taste.

The bits of cherry added a satisfying chew compared to the typical puree.

If you have a sweet tooth, look no further than Dannon's raspberry-chocolate flavor. This yogurt provided a rich chocolate flavor with just the right hint of raspberry.

It probably wouldn't be my everyday pick, but as a rare treat, it's divine.

Lemon cream was a significant upgrade from its orange cream sibling. Although it was a bit rich, the creaminess came through and the lemon was more sweet than tart.

If you can't find Light + Fit's limited-edition lemon meringue, this is a great substitute.

Because toasted marshmallow was the hardest flavor to track down, my expectations were high.

Although I enjoyed the taste, I had trouble distinguishing the marshmallow notes. Everything but the name screamed vanilla yogurt to me.

Vanilla is ranked higher than toasted marshmallow for its sheer simplicity.

You know what you're getting with this staple, and Dannon's take on the classic flavor didn't disappoint.

Because it's simple yet versatile, I would have it for breakfast, before bed, or anytime in between.

As a Massachusetts native, I admit I may be biased. However, there's no denying the taste of a nice Boston-cream pie, and Dannon delivered it with confidence.

Peach has been a longtime favorite of mine. Although it was the lightest of the fruit flavors, it didn't sacrifice on taste.

It did require a good stir to get the right consistency, but the effort was worth it.

Dannon Light + Fit has a rotating selection of limited-time flavors.

Although I couldn't track down tantalizing one-offs like crème brûlée or chocolate cherry, I did find a delicious pumpkin-pie option.

If I had to pick one citrus yogurt, it would definitely be key lime.

Unlike orange cream, which I found to be too sour, and lemon cream, which I found a bit rich, this flavor was surprisingly well-balanced.

The caramel-apple-pie variation was a fantastic dessert yogurt. The caramel shined through, along with chunks of apples generously seasoned with cinnamon.

Although it's not as versatile as my No. 1 choice, caramel-apple pie came close.

Dannon's toasted-coconut vanilla was the perfect cup of yogurt. It was sweeter than the standard vanilla flavor and had a welcome smokiness.

However, it wasn't fruity or sugary enough to spoil your appetite.