Berry Important Person: Kerry & Kate

Who: Kerry & Kate

What's in their cups: Pink Guava with strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries (Kerry), and Original with blackberries, raspberries, and Milk&Honey's low-fat granola (Kate)

What They Say: We've been trying to get here all summer and even though we've got lunch in bag, we're eating dessert first today.

We Say: Time to desert the way you view yogurt. Pair with cereal for breakfast or mix in berries for a fresh way to lunch. Packed with protein and live active cultures, this versatile menu must-have will have you tossing your brown bag mealtime views.

Berry Important Person: Kim Coles

Who: Kim Coles (host of In the Loop on iVillage)

What's in her cup: Original with chocolate sprinkles

She says: Wow, this sounds great. Is it actually good for you?

We say: Get In The Loop, Kim, and tune in to living cultures. Because, with BC on your spoon, you won't be making a return to VH1's Celebrity Fit Club anytime soon. We've channeled the best ingredients into our fro-yo. So, even if the camera adds ten-pounds, BC proves that dessert doesn't have to.

BCeen...

Who: You're Name Here.

What's in your cup?

You tell us. We want to hear from you. Send us your pictures along with some of your favorite Berry Chill flavor combinations.

You could be our next B.I.P.

Berry Important Person: Verne Troyer

Who: Verne Troyer at the Michigan Avenue magazine launch party

What's in his cup: A Berry Chill Culture Club Card

He says: I haven't gotten carded in a long time, so this is kind of cool.

We say: Welcome to the Culture Club, mini-fro-me. As you'll spoon find out, our yogurt is neither doctored nor evil. But, we do admit our cups are freaking freezing. No clones about it.

Berry Chill at Oktoberfest!

What: Berry Chill at Oktoberfest!

Where: 3000 N. Lincoln Ave @ Southport

When: September 26: 5:00p.m. - 10:00 p.m. , September 27: 11:00 a.m - 10:00 p.m. , September 28: 12:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Homemade brats, free-flowing beer, and live oompah beats that can be heard from blocks away create a celebratory scene at this outdoor fete, held in a tent at the corner of Lincoln, Southport, and Wellington. 

St. Alphonsus was founded by German immigrants in 1882, and continues to recognize its German roots by celebrating an authentic Oktoberfest every September. Keeping with tradition, festival-goers can expect to experience homemade bratwurst, the "oom-pah" of German bands, the music of top area headliner bands, activities for kids ("Kinderfest"), and of course lots and lots of great beer! 

Thousands from Chicago of all ages attend and raise their stein to toast this German past time. Don't miss this traditional celebration and be sure to bring your appetite! 

Hope to BC'in you there!