A few days ago whilst rushing round Tesco grabbing things off my shopping list, I arrived at the dairy section for my usual yoghurts but I balked when I saw how much Muller Lights are these days. I freely admit I was in a bit of a hurry but when I spotted Tesco's own Yoo Light Thing yoghurts right next to the Muller Lights, going by the name, I assumed they'd also be a low calorie yoghurt. They were on sale for 2 packs of 6 yoghurts for £4 as opposed to the Muller price of 4 individual pots for £2 and even a mathematical numpty like me could work out which was the better bargain. The clincher was that the Yoo Light Thing packs on offer were for Toffee and Vanilla or ..  Read the complete review

I could eat yogurt until it comes out of my ears. Especially toffee yogurt. Especially Tesco own brand toffee yogurt (the one that comes in the shallow wide pots). So imagine my disgust when I was last in my local Tesco (only one step down from being a 'superstore') and found that they had been taken off the shelves. I have noticed a lot of my regular bargains disappearing off their shelves lately and being replaced with considerably pricier brands, hence I usually shop in Morrisons now (and their toffee yogurts are awesome). I spotted the 6 pack of vanilla and toffee Yoo Light Thing yogurts, and having read the first product review on here previously I ...  Read the complete review

I'll be honest, I am a bit of a creature of habit in the supermarket. I don't get a lot of time to browse the aisles because I am too busy stopping my youngest touching everything, and retrieving a Buzz Lightyear figure when it falls in small gaps. I want to be in and out as quick as possible. I only took my time the day I purchased the Yoo light things fat free yoghurts the first time as I had promised the kids we would build a model, and we were looking for suitable sized round containers which contained a product that we would like to eat, and these fit the bill for that. Having never seen them on the shelf before, I had not realised they are a ...  Read the complete review

I got these since they were on offer for a pack of 6 for £1.44 (on special offer) from my local Tesco which was the same price as the standard 4 pack. When I noticed that they were fat free alarm bells started ringing in my head. Every time I try fat free yoghurt they never taste as nice as normal ones and they don't have the same creamy texture but I was pleasantly surprised with these. They have a very nice creamy texture and are full of flavour. The 6 pack I got was strawberry and raspberry mix with bits. The bits (thankfully) aren't that big and you don't tend to get a lone seed on your spoon but an actual piece of fruit. The pots (from the 6 ...  Read the complete review