Yoghurt is a handy food item to have around the house. It can eaten for breakfast and poured over fruit, you can take into work for when you get the munchies or you can snack on them at home while waiting for the dinner to cook. Yogurt is actually created by the natural bacterial fermentation of milk. Cream or milk is cultured with live and active bacterial cultures. It sounds horrible when you think about it but it's all good bacteria. Yoghurt can be a healthy snack. Muller Walnut and Greek Honey Yoghurt is not one that can be consumed as part of a healthy snack but oh my goodness, it is delicious. The Walnut and Greek Honey yoghurt ...  Read the complete review

Having not had one of these yoghurts for several years I was wandering around Sainsburys today and noticed that they were doing an offer of 4 for £2. The usual price of these are 65p or thereabouts for 150g pot of yoghurt. **INTRO** I love yoghurt. I can eat the full fat version or lower fat ones and as long as the taste is there I am quite happy. Muller make these Amore yoghurts and they come in this flavour as well as Spanish orange and Morello cherry. **PACKAGING** These yoghurts are sold separately and are not available as a multi-pack so best value is to get them when they are on offer. They come in a round ...  Read the complete review

Like several people here on Dooyoo I wandered into Morrisons and found they were selling these Muller Amore yoghurts on a buy 2 get 3 free basis and had to snap some up while the offer is on! The two that you pay for by the way are 64p each so that's 5 yoghurts for £1.28. I've eaten the cherry flavour Amore yoghurt a few times in the past and it's delicious but I decided to try the walnut and greek honey version too. I expected it to be sweet, honey and all that, but I was quite wrong. The tubs these yoghurts come in are circular and dark blue, the walnut and honey one has a picture of a spoonful of yoghurt with a blob of honey and a walnut on ...  Read the complete review

Buying new yogurts is sometimes a bit dicey as I'm never quite sure whether Boyfriend will snaffle them from the fridge before I have the chance to try them. He does, however, prefer flavours made from dark fruits such as cherry, strawberry, raspberry etc and he's not keen on anything containing nuts so I knew that this flavour was unlikely to vanish before I had the chance to sample it. Packaging: Muller Amore pots weigh in at 150g and therefore contain less yogurt than the Muller Light and Muller Fruit Corner brands. Predominantly navy blue in colour the Amore pots stand out amongst the rest of the yogurts in the supermarket fridges. ...  Read the complete review

I love to try yogurts I haven't heard of and tried before as I am a real yogurt fan but I'm really not keen on straightforward 'boring' yogurts! This sounded great and costing 55p in Sainsbury's the other day I decided to give it a go! The Packaging.... Dark blue (on the outside) 150g plastic pot that is white on the inside and has a matching blue foil lid. On the lid there is a picture of the yogurt on a spoon and I'm told in white and orange writing that it is Muller Amore 'For Me' Walnut & Greek Honey Yogurt. On the pot one again I'm told that information once again and there is a picture of a walnut and some honey on there and then I'm told ...  Read the complete review