Yoplait

Source's new 'Dessert' flavours (by Yoplait) are a much needed (and appreciated) product by anyone who is trying to follow a diet or eat healthy. I, like most people, have a hard time watching what I eat as I lack the discipline to ignore my cravings. Lucky for us, Yoplait has released new yogurt flavours under a 'dessert' line - Strawberry Chantilly, Rasperry Cranberry Crumble, Chcolate Fondue, and Lemon Meringe Parfait. These are AMAZING at killing your cravings. They taste as good as (and in some flavours even better) than the actual desserts themselves. At 80-90 calories for a 175 grams you're still being good to your ...  Read the complete review

Yoplait are a company who produce many dairy products including the one which I am going to review for you today, this is Yop, the drinking yoghurt. To start my review I'll get all the technical info out of the way first… All the following information is on the bottle this drink comes in: Price: 85p Size: 330g Ingredients: Partially skimmed milk, sugar, glucose syrup, strawberry purée (2%), stabiliser, pectin, colour, anthocyanins, yoghurt culture, flavourings, acidity regulators, calcium lactate, citric acid. Nutrition (per 100g) Energy: 345kj / 82 kcal Protein: 2.7g Carbohydrate: 15.2g Fat: ...  Read the complete review

Yoplait probably produce many different foods, but the one that I have come to know well is the Petits Filous range. Now my son Craig aged 9 months is fully established onto solids, I always try and feed him fresh fruit and vegetables in his meals wherever possible. I have always prepared my own baby foods for him, only resorting to shop-bought versions at times of emergency. When it comes to giving my children puddings after their main meal, I am always conscious about making them healthy as well as enjoyable. I have found that Yoplait Petits Filous go down a storm in our household particularly with the children. Petits Filous are basically ...  Read the complete review

Probably the best known product from Yoplait is their Petits Filous range, although did you know that they also make the Weight Watchers yoghurts for Heinz? The Petits Filous was originally only available in the tiny 60g pots but they have recently added 100g pots to their range. The packs of the small pots cost about £2 and contain 2 each of the following flavours: Apricot, Raspberry, Strawberry, Strawberry and Vanilla, Peach and Strawberry and Blackberry and Raspberry. The packs of the larger pots retail at £1.48 for 6 and the ones I bought just contained 3 each of the Strawberry and Raspberry flavours. I bought the fromage frais as ...  Read the complete review

It is not easy to talk about this product. A yoghurt everybody knows what it is but this one is slightly different. It has a liquid form and is as refreshing as any other drinkable bottle. To all lovers of dairy products, this drinking yoghurt will not only meet your satisfaction but will also be your little friend for a while once you will have plunged into it. You won?t be able to have a day without it and will feel terrible naked if not having it daily. Appearance: It has a simple shape but will catch your eye very easily in the supermarkets aisles. It is tall, long and uniform, I can?t say it has an ergonomic shape but it fits well in handbags. What ...  Read the complete review