Since the festive period has passed, my good lady wife and I have been cutting down a bit on what we eat, not dieting just cutting down and one way we have found to reduce our calorie and fat content is to turn to yogurts instead of rice pudding and other fattening puddings like cheesecakes and ice cream. Muller corner yogurts are a favourite of my wife and I but they can be expensive when not on offer so we decided to try this attempt at an alternative from Tesco, it has to be said that we were both bitterly disappointed. The Tesco duo mix natural yogurt and muesli cereal sounded very nice but that is as far as it went, on opening the yogurt it ...  Read the complete review

I like Muller Corner yogurts but the price of them is going through the roof at the minute, so when I saw Tesco have brought out their own version of it called Duo Mix I decided to buy a couple of pots to try. The one I ate yesterday was natural yogurt with muesli in the smaller pot, the idea is to pour the muesli into the yogurt and mix it all together. I loved the sound of that because I thought the crunchy muesli would go wicked with the cool creamy yogurt. Unfortunately I was disappointed with it and any time I fancy a corner yogurt I think I'll go for Muller from now on. The yogurt itself is plain, which is fine because I like plain ...  Read the complete review

The third and final yoghurt I've had from the new Tesco Duo range is this Crunch Duo Muesli Yoghurt. It costs 38p for a 175g pot, or there's a long running offer available where you can get three pots for £1. This is a duo mix yoghurt, which is Tesco's take on the Muller Corners. You peel back the lid to reveal two seperate plastic compartments holding your yoghurt and the accompanying topping. This keeps the topping fresh during storage so it doesn't get soggy, and you tip it in on opening to eat it mixed altogether. My first big, huge even, problem with this is that they can't make up their mind what flavour the yoghurt is. I bought this because it ...  Read the complete review

In an attempt to compete with Muller Corners Tesco have launched their own range of yoghurts that also combine a second small compartment which has a mix of flavour to add to the youghurt, you can get three pots for a £1 however I will definatley not be buying this particular flavour again as it was rather disappointing. On the plus side this is a natural youghurt product raher than a flavoured one and this is generally the type of youghurt I favour and then I add my own fruit to it, in this case it is a granola mix that comes with it, the problem is however the natural youghurt is not that great a quality youghurt and to my tatse buds it has a slightly ...  Read the complete review