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There have been huge disputes over the naming of this article. Per multiple discussions, yoghurt has been established as the spelling to use, most often due to lack of consensus. Please, barring a change in the rules of the Manual of Style, avoid bringing up the spelling as redundancy has already aggravated some users.
There have been huge disputes over the naming of this article. Per multiple discussions, yoghurt has been established as the spelling to use, most often due to lack of consensus. Please, barring a change in the rules of the Manual of Style, avoid bringing up the spelling as redundancy has already aggravated some users.