**Intro**
I saw these yogurts on offer in my local Co-op. Usually costing 62p each, were 8 for £2, making them a mere 25p each. Being a big fan of both chocolate and cherry, I decided to give them a whirl.Muller Corners come in allsorts of flavours but this limited edition one sounded very indulgent whilst being low in fat.

**Packaging**
Standard Muller Corner packaging where you get the yogurt and then the fruit part in separate containers. In the corner it shows chunks of dark chocolate and some cherrys. Yum.

**The most important part...eating it**
On opening I was slightly disapointed, mainly because I was expecting an actual chocolate flavoured yogurt rather than a plain one with tiny specks of chocolate in it. On re-reading the packaging, I realised this was my own fault as this was stated.

The yogurt itself tastes very similar to just the regular muller corner yogurts, creamy and not too tangy... The chocolate seemed barely tasteble--- probably because it's in such tiny pieces. It did however taste good but certainly not of chocolate. The cherry part was the best bit, sweet and cherrylicious. I ate a bit of yogurt then the cherry compote, though next time (because i've still got quite a few of these to go through - thanks Co-op!) I shall probably tip the compote into the yogurt and mix it all up to see if that tastes better.

**Nutritional Info**
(Per 100g - Serving is 175g)
Calories - 116
Protein - 3.3g
Fat - 3.6g
Sat Fat - 2.2g
Calcium- 106mg - 23% of RDA.

**My opinion**
I was quite disappointed with the yogurt. Although I do love muller products and overall it tasted good... I think I expected as this was the first muller corner with chocolate, for it to be a bit more, well, chocolatey! I wouldn't choose this yogurt over the standard fruit/cherry muller corner as I didn't feel it tasted much different. If there are however people out there who have chocolate cravings and don't want to ruin their diets, maybe eating this very slowey and trying to taste the chocolate specks may curb your craving... or not?