Yoplait Yop Drinking Yoghurt Reviews

Yoplait Yop Drinking Yoghurt Dessert / Yoghurts

Product Type: Yoplait Dessert / Yoghurts

Newest Review: ... buy one get one free offer until 21/12) *Asda - 94p (no Banana and Strawberry available) ~My Thoughts~ I like drinking ... more

 ... yoghurt and have always had a soft spot for Yop. On a recent shopping trip to Tesco, I spotted the BOGOF offer and decided to pop bottles into my trolley to share with my fiance. I feel £1.00 is overpriced but at 50p each, they are affordable. I had previously tried the Strawberry flavour but wanted to try the limited edition flavour to see if it was any good. The bottles are chunky and easy to drink from. We opened one bottle last night and shared it and another today. To be honest, I was shocked when I noticed the su...more

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suziebenn
Yoplait Yop Drinking Yoghurt: LETS YOP (328 words)
by - written on 21/05/10 (Very useful, 82 readings)
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Now that the summers here it is time to stock my fridge with Yop. Yop is a delicious drinking Yogurt best served ice cold. When I first saw Yop on the supermarket shelves I thought oh no! I imagined it to be thick like a yogurt and couldn't imagine drinking this down, but at the time Yop was heavily advertised and curiosity got the better of me so next time I popped out I got a bottle. I rarely drink anything from the bottle so when I tried mine I put it into a glass and was surprised to see that it poured out of the bottle easily, I was expecting it be the consistency of say, a good tomato sauce, but on tasting it I realised it is not ...  Read the complete review

biv2k
I've Been Yopped! (291 words)
by - written on 08/04/10 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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I'm a big kid. That means that every so often, I like to buy a few packs of fromage frais, but therein lies the problem; the small pots are far too small and I can easily eat three in a sitting. So why the talk about fromage frais? Well, this is what strawberry Yop tastes like. It's very creamy with a sweet strawberry taste. And alas, I no longer have to struggle with a tiny six pack of Munch Bunch. Unlike fromage frais and yoghurt however, Yop is somewhat thinner in consistency than yoghurt, making it easily drinkable. Yop is a heavy drink, and I often struggle to finish a 500ml bottle. Because it needs to be kept chilled I often have to discard ...  Read the complete review

rji0907
Yoplait Yop Drinking Yoghurt: Yop Strawberry Flavoured drinking yogurt (655 words)
by - written on 24/04/10 (Very useful, 221 readings)
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Ever since my son stopped having baby milk, I have had real trouble trying to get calcium into him as he wasn't a fan of general milk. Knowing that calcium is such an important part of a childrens diet, I have tried other 'fun' ways since of getting some calcium into him. He has become quite a fan of Yop yogurt drinks (especially the strawberry flavoured one, which is the one I am revieweing). For the price of just 99p, you can get a 500g bottle of Yop drinking yogurt. The description of this product is quite self explanatory. It is basically a yogurt drink in a bottle. Obviously with this being a yogurt drink, it is not as thick as a ...  Read the complete review

scobeyjohnson
Yop Strawberry Flavoured Yoghurt Drink (445 words)
by - written on 23/05/11 (Very useful, 109 readings)
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I am a big fan of milkshakes even though I am obviously not a young child anymore and I have tried a few, I like the ones sold by McDonalds, I like Yazoo, Frijj and the Tesco own branded variety and most recently I bought a Yop Strawberry flavoured yoghurt drink. You can get these in a few flavours and they are currently selling for 98 pence each on the Tesco website or until the promotion finishes you can purchase any two for £1.50. The drink is presented in a white plastic bottle with a very brightly coloured label on which I assume was designed to attract the attention of children. Now this is different to the other drinks I mentioned because it is ...  Read the complete review

VampirePrincess
Yoplait Yop Drinking Yoghurt: Sicky Chocolate Drink (366 words)
by - written on 03/02/10 (Very useful, 107 readings)
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I've always been a huge fan of milkshakes, chocolate being my favourite. So when I came across Yops new chocolate drink I had to give it a try! Its a brand new drink from Yoplait made in France and available in a wide range of places from supermarkets to off licences. I got mine from Tesco for 99p which isnt to bad but you can get a similar sized drinks for around 79p. Quality over quantity though :) As soon as I got back home the bottle still being very cold I opened up to see what I thought. It didn't smell as chocolatly as some others I have tasted, and on my first sip the taste was average but not really a patch on others out there. ...  Read the complete review

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