When doing my food shop, I am terrible for buying things just to stock up and never really eat them which results in them just being thrown away which is a waste really, however I am never really at home much so sometimes that can't be helped. I also like to try new things and often pick things up when they are on special offer just to try them first, instead of paying full price and either not eating them or not liking them. When walking through my local Tesco, I came across Weight Watchers Citrus Fruit Yogurts on a buy one get one free offer. I am normally very loyal to the Muller brand however it was the Citrus Fruits flavours that initially caught my eye, ...  Read the complete review

Most days I eat a yogurt, as part of an attempt to be a little bit healthy, and my absolute favourites are the WeightWatchers Citrus Fruit ones, which come in a pack of four (not 6 as the photograph shows); lemon, lemon and lime, orange and nectarine and pink grapefruit. It is the taste of these yogurts that particularly appeals to me. They really do have a strong taste of the citrus fruits that they contain and I find them very refreshing. They are also a little more unusual than the regular strawberry, raspberry and black cherry flavours that so many multi packs contain. **The packaging** These yogurts which are manufactured by Yoplair come in ...  Read the complete review

Yoghurts are quick, convenient, and are particularly well suited to the warm summer months when you want a chilled foodie treat. They are handy to pack with a lunch or have with your breakfast as a healthy light snack. I am attempting to eat a more healthy, low-fat diet and the Weight Watchers range is appealing and accessible. I bought a 4-pack of these dessert flavour yoghurts for £1.50 from Tesco, when they were on special offer for Buy One Get One Free. The 4-pack offers 4 different yoghurts each with a different citrus fruit flavour. There are 4 individual flavours: Lemon, Lemon & Lime, Pink Grapefruit, and Orange & Nectarine. They are described ...  Read the complete review

Asda sell these at £1.97 for a pack of 6 so they are quite expensive I comparison to the own brand low fat equivalents but are worth every penny due to the taste and content. Recently Tesco and Asda have been selling these for £1 for a pack or 2 packs for £3 so I would recommend stocking up on these! If you have a craving for a low fat low calorie sweet snack then try these to satisfy your craving. The pot is a pretty basic with the Weight Watchers logo on and a standard rectangular pot. Firstly the packaging/ lids are not the strongest so don't put them straight into a handbag or a packed lunch box where there is risk of the pot being spilt. ...  Read the complete review

As someone who is always dieting, I do try to buy things that are tasty and low fat, the fact that when I spotted these they were on offer as well sold them to me! The product I will now review is - "Weight watchers citrus fruit yoghurts" The initial things that attracted me as the fact these are all citrus flavoured and the fact they are all fat free. There are four yoghurts, all different flavours and joined together in the usual snap pot way. Around the yoghurts is an information sleeve, this states the flavours, points value of each pot and nutritional information. I will give a brief overview of each ...  Read the complete review