I never saw the fascination for these, and didn't eat 1 of these for years until we started heading down the yoghurt aisle at the Supermarket, and the wife picked up a few different flavours of these and other Muller items. This comes in a 150g tub and costs about 50p. There is often some kind of offer on these which makes them that bit cheaper. You get these i the chiller part of a shop, as they are obvously refridgerated goods. The tub is quite simple. This is a plastic tub with a larger part and a smaller part. I would say it is 75% to 25%. The whole lot is covered with a thin lid that you peel back. The lid is red and looks ok with the little ...  Read the complete review

I love these fruit corners because they make me feel healthy and I think they are a perfect size to fill a gap after a meal or as breakfast or a snack. The strawberry one is one of my favourites as it is a classic and the strawberry jam/sauce stuff is really fruity and in a generous portion size. The two segments in the pot, as most people probably know about the muller corners. One has "thich creamy yoghurt" and the other has the strawberry-y goodness. The whole pot weighs 175g and it contains 112 calories per 100g. The label is quite small but it gets a nice picture in, and quite a lot of info about the product. All the nutritional ...  Read the complete review

For some bizarre reason my mum got a box of the smaller ones of these (8 pack of yoghurt) which are 95g so I thought whilst I'm still off work (now with the cold taking over my brain and messing that up with a migraine) I'll have one. The tub is white plastic with a reddy-pinkish foil and broken into 2 sections that are about a 75-25 split in the container, cutting off a "corner" in which the yoghurt can be split. Taking up the large portion is a thick creamy plain white yoghurt whilst the small section has a jam like substance (though other variations of the yoghurt have a solid cereal like substance in there instead), thus giving the yoghurt it's name of the .  Read the complete review

I've already reviewed a number of Muller Yoghurt's but this is the first "corner" one I've done. Packaging: 3 of these yogurts were packed together in a plastic 'sleeve' which is predominantly green. It has the usual Muller Corner logo on the front along with some pictures of strawberries. The back contains the ingredients, nutritional information & a few other bits 'n' bobs. After opening the outer packaging you can see that the yogurt comes in the usual Muller corner container. This is basically a square piece of plastic with a small self contained triangle in one corner which holds the strawberry "sauce". ...  Read the complete review

I have always liked yoghurts since I was a young lad, and they have always been high on shopping list each week. One thing I have noticed over the years is that the choice has become bigger and bigger. Long gone are the days when I had the choice of about 6 different flavour St Ivel yoghurts - are you listening kids? You don't know you are born!:-) One of the main manufacturers these days of yoghurts are muller. As well as the low fat yoghurts they also produce, amongst others, their corner fruit yoghurt. The flavour I am reviewing is strawberry. The packing looks different than the above. These yoghurts can retail upto a hefty 55p each in some shops, which I ...  Read the complete review