I never thought soya products could taste so good. I'm such a big fan of the Alpro soya range since I started consuming them due to problems tolerating dairy at certain times. No other soya brand can even come close to this range in terms of quality and taste. I was dubious to this Alpro soya chocolate dessert at first, since this particular product is a long life one. The image that long life conjured up in my mind is that it's been around for ages, not sure it if still edible and what about the nutrients (they must have disappeared by now). Basically this product is a dairy free chocolate flavoured dessert, made with soya with added calcium and vitamins. ...  Read the complete review

As a vegan I miss out on a lot of desserts, so I love to treat myself to Alpro Desserts. They come in vanilla, caramel, chocolate, and dark chocolate. This review is about the chocolate variety. These desserts can be purchased from supermarkets and specialist stores and cost around £1.40 for a pack of four. The desserts come in a 125g pot with a peel back lid like a yoghurt. Unlike some packaging like this, the lid is easy to remove and you don't get dessert splattering you. There's no need to keep them in the fridge as they're long life, but I think they're tastiest when chilled for around an hour before eating. The dessert itself it a mid brown colour ...  Read the complete review

Since I now have a mild dairy intolerance I have to really watch what I eat otherwise I get horrible headaches and a really bad upset stomach. One thing I really love is yogurts, so these little pots from Alpro Soya really are great. I recent reviewed there Dark Chocolate version, which I adore so I thought I may as well start to review the other flavours too. Alpro Soya Smooth Chocolate Flavour Dessert: "A delicious dairy free chocolate flavoured dessert made with a blend of water and soya beans with added calcium and vitamins." My Findings: As I just loved their dark chocolate version I was thinking this would be ...  Read the complete review

My sister's boyfriend has recently found out he's lactose intolerant so we've all been trying out lactose and dairy free alternatives to the things he can no longer have. When I spotted these Alpro Soya chocolate flavour desserts I decided to give them a go, and I paid £1.20 for a pack of 4 desserts in Morrisons. They come packaged in the same way as most 4-packs of yoghurts and similar desserts; a cardboard outer and 4 plastic pots joined together, which easily snap apart when you want to use one. The pots have peel-off foil lids which come off easily and don't squirt out the dessert all over you like some yoghurts do. The desserts have a smooth, ...  Read the complete review

Since developing a gluten and dairy intolerance early last year, I have had to give up a lot of my favourite foods. I was particularly disappointed at having to give up my favourite daily activia yoghurt! I tried to substitute this with standard soya-based yoghurts (including alpro-soyas own). However, I really dislike the bitter taste and aftertaste that soya loves you with and therefore did not enjoy these. When I came across these desserts in the gluten-free aisle I thought I would give them a try as they were on special offer for only £1 in Asda. When tasting these deserts I was surprised at how chocolatey (and not at all soya-like) they taste. These deserts come in .  Read the complete review