If you love high quality yogurts then you likely already know all about La Fermière. The brand is known for their use of natural ingredients in authentic French yogurt. But that’s not all they are known for. They are also a brand that believes in presentation. For them, presentation matters.

The idea of eating with our eyes is something that most chefs understand and seem to live by. And with La Fermière, it feels like they agree with this sentiment. What that means is that their yogurts come in gorgeous containers that are also reusable. So it just makes sense that they would want to partner with an artist like Alex Alpert for a collaboration that celebrates NYC.

For this partnership it is all about adding to the already indulgent nature of La Fermière French yogurt. And when we say that this an indulgent addition to their lineup, we truly mean that. This is the kind of collaboration that will have you wanting to stock up on yogurt for multiple reasons. Not only to enjoy a high quality treat, but also to get your hands on these stunning, artistic pots that can pull double duty as art around your home.

According to the brand itself:

“Through our special edition packaging, you will experience Alex Alpert’s exquisite artwork, highlighting New York City as the first city where La Fermière was introduced to the U.S. almost ten years ago. The artwork is beautifully presented; engraved in La Fermière’s signature terracotta lavender-blue pots, which were carefully designed and selected to hold a delicious and indulgent yogurt that will delight your taste buds.”

And we have to say that after seeing and feeling these pots of yogurt for ourselves, we want an entire collection of them. There is something about the artistry and elegance of these pots of yogurt that has thinking we could pick up dozens of these and not feel a hint of guilt.

Who knew that yogurt could have us in our feels like this?

What do you think fellow Tasty Screeners? Are you going to snag one of these limited edition yogurt pots? What do you think of the artistry of this release?