I've been eating Munch Bunch yoghurts ever since I was a kid and they are still one of my favourites. They also sell a variety of fromage frais yoghurts as well, and these are delicious. This double up fromage frais is available in Strawberry & Vanilla flavour, and also Strawberry & Banana which is the flavour that I am going to be reviewing. They are available from most good supermarkets and cost £1.50 for a pack. They are often on special offers such as BOGOF or 2 for £2.00 so I snap them up when I can make a reasonable saving. The desserts come in a little plastic pots sealed with a peel-back lid. They come in a multi-pack of 4, and each pot weighs ...  Read the complete review

An innovative product for kids! *The Product* These are a fairly new product from Munch Bunch. The Mega Double Up Fromage Frais are a yoghurt product aimed at growing children. It is different from your normal fromage frais as it offers 2 different flavours in one convenient pot. Munch Bunch is part of the Nestle Group. *Flavours* The flavour shown in the picture is Sally Strawberry and Vanilla however the one I have here to review is Sally Strawberry and Barney Banana. At present, these are the only mixes on sale. *Packaging* The Strawberry and Banana flavour comes in a plastic pot which is red and green ...  Read the complete review

Maybe it's the child in me, but I absolutely love Munch Bunch Mega Double Up. Thankfully my kids enjoy them too, so I can at least say I am buying them for my kids! As these are on buy one get one free at Tesco right now, I snapped up a couple of packs. I hadn't bought them for quite a while and this morning I devoured my first one and thoroughly enjoyed it. They come in a pack of four and are obviously aimed at the children's market. On the front of the multipack is Munch the Cow and the flavours are advertised as Sally Strawberry and Vanilla, it's a shame poor vanilla doesn't have a name :( The base of the pots are in two colours, one half ...  Read the complete review

I absolutely love the Munch Bunch Mega Double Up Fromage Frais pots (that was a mouthful right there!). They're a bit pricey at £1.69 for a pack of four pots, but they're four big pots at least. They're aimed at older kids really I think as they've got all the right nutrition in them for kids but in bigger sized pots. These are frequently on offer by the way if you object to the price. We got them for £1 in Tesco last week and they have them for that offer price quite frequently. That said, £1.69 for four pots isn't so bad when you think how much you have to pay for some of the individual "premium desserts". What I like about these ...  Read the complete review

Brought these purely because they were on offer in tescos (£1.00 for 4 pots) and my son loves them. The full price for these is around £1.70 which may seem expensive for 4 pots of yoghurt but i believe they are good value for money. For your money you get 4 x 90g pots which contain 104 calories per pot. They boast no artifical colours or preservaties and are made from real fruit puree and for those of you with little fussy easters they contain 'no bits' either. Each pot is a mixture of vanilla and strawberry layers and are really tasty. Each pot contains as much calcium as 100ml of milk so great for young kids growing bones and is 17% of the recommended daily guidance of  Read the complete review