I am a huge Ben and Jerry's ice cream fan but I always feel guilty because of the calories. So when I discovered that they were starting to do a range of frozen yoghurts I was delighted and decided to try them out. The main downside is the price. They are usually around 3.99 for a 500ml tub but there are often offers around such as buy one get one free so they can work out a bit cheaper. The low fat frozen yoghurt version of the ice cream tastes nearly identical to the ice cream version, although I find that it is not as hard when it comes out of the freezer, which is good becuase you don't have to wait for it to defrost a bit before digging ...  Read the complete review

As it so happened on Saturday I was ready for a day off my diet and so when I went to Sainsbury's I headed straight for my favourite food - ice cream. However, I bottled out when I got there and although I was looking longingly at Ben and Jerry's Caramel Chew Chew and Baked Alaska, the frozen yogurt caught my eye. When it comes to Ben and Jerry's, the chocolate flavours are too rich for me and so I tend to go for vanilla flavours with things mixed in. Unfortunately the only Ben and Jerry's frozen yogurt in my local Sainsbury's was the Strawberry Cheesecake flavour, so I thought I might as well try it since it's supposedly a healthier option. I looked at the ...  Read the complete review

After being disappointed by Cookie Dough and Half Baked I decided to move onto potentially safer ground and try something with a fruity name. Given my liking for fruit based desserts I was hoping that I'd find this more pleasing that the two aforementioned products...... Packaging: The ice cream comes in a paper pot which is a mixture of colours colour. The pot has pictures of some strawberries on the front along with some cookie pieces. It tells us that it contains 409g of the low fat frozen yogurt. The pot also contains the ingredients, nutritional information, contact details for "Ben & Jerry's Uk Pad" and the address of the ...  Read the complete review

I've been in a bit of an ice cream mood recently and one of the flavours I've been sampling all different versions of is the good old, traditional strawberry! One version I have tried is Ben and Jerry's low fat Strawberry Cheesecake frozen yoghurt. This ice cream can be found in all supermarkets such as Tesco and Asda however it can also be found in cinemas, dvd stores and petrol stations as well as some newsagents. It can always be found in the freezer section alongside the other Haagen Dazs ice creams. Often this is in amongst other branded ice creams such as its rival Haagen Dazs. The frozen yoghurt comes in a 409ml pot. The pot costs £3.99 ...  Read the complete review

I don't know... I'm sat here doing a couple of non food related reviews and my mind drifts off and lands here...in the world of Ben and Jerrys! I had to request for this to be added to Dooyoo as it's my all time favourite iced dessert. The bonus is it's a low fat frozen yogurt, so although not totally halo worthy, much better for you than that the 'real thing'. (That is of course if you don't eat buckets of it!) What Ben and Jerrys say: Strawberry frozen yogurt with oatmeal cookie pieces. They say there is less than 3% fat per tub. A little bonus: I'm more and more conscious of buying free range eggs these days after watching all the ...  Read the complete review