After seeing numerous adverts for Danone and in particular the Bifidus Actiregularis (good bacteria) that you need, I'll admit that Danone's marketing department convinced me to buy into the whole idea of this and I ended up buying some Activia Intensely Creamy yoghurts. I buy them from Sainsburys and they are £1.99 for 4 120g pots (they went up £0.01 last week...!) I've been buying them for about 6 months now and only once have they been on a BOGOF offer... The packaging is kinda cute in that you get this small round pot which nestles nicely in your hand. It has a foil lid which pulls off fairly easily and so far I've managed to get them off in ...  Read the complete review

The name really does say it all for this yoghurt. Intensely creamy, they really have got this right. I picked up these four pots of active yoghurts from Asda priced at only £1 but usually retail at around £1.70. There are many different flavours available, peaches and cream, strawberry, cherry and there was another one but I really can't recall. These yoghurts come in individual pots which fit into the palm of your hand purfact6 and as they are made of a slightly thicker plastic than the normal pots they are great to recycle in your own home. I've been collecting these pots and using them for my daughter to have her paints in as it's easier and ...  Read the complete review

As the name suggests, these are very very creamy indeed. What I first liked about this product is the shape of the pots. In this case, they are more of a round and transparent in colour. They are also very sturdy and would come in handy around the home. Each pot has a foil lid which peels back easily. As soon as the product is exposed, you can really smell the peach. It smells fruity and light and very refreshing, and as you may have guessed, it's creamy peach in colour. Like I have said, these are extremely creamy but the good thing is that they aren't sickly at all. The product is very thick in consistency and had lovely chunks of peach ...  Read the complete review

Lately I have been suffering with a really bloated feeling which was really uncomfortable. Although I had seen the Activia adverts with Martine McCutcheon on the television many times before, I had never really taken much notice. It was funny because during the days I was suffering with bloating, I saw the advert many times and so off to Sainsbury's I went. I came across these Activia yoghurts fairly easy as they were offer. Instead of being £2.49 for 4 (this price has always put me off), they were 2 packs of 4 for £2 which I thought was a bargain. These yogurts are made by Danone. They contain Bifidus ActiRegularis which is said to help aid ...  Read the complete review

Danone Activia are a range of extra creamy yoghurts that were only launched around a year ago. They contain Bifidus Actiregularis which can aid in healthy digestion. This is found in all products in the Activia range. The yoghurt comes in a pack of 4 pots each weighing 120g. Each pot has 118 calories and 2.3grams of saturated fat, making them quite healthy for a daily dessert until you realise that the sugar content is over 15grams per pot, whish isn't so good! I saw an advert for these, and not being a great fan of yoghurt, thought they looked pretty nice and I also liked that fact the they described it as creamy. When I saw them on offer at the ...  Read the complete review