Alpro Soya Yoghurts OY Smooth Strawberry & Banana

When I was shopping in Tesco at the weekend I decided to get some yoghurt and began to look at the huge array of products in all shapes, sizes and flavours. My eye was caught by the special offers - of course! The Alpro Soya Yoghurts were priced at £1.31 for a pack of four or £2 for two packs. As I know that soya is good for helping to reduce cholesterol I decided to try a couple of packs. The one pack contained two each of Red Cherry and Peach and Mango and the other contained two each of Peach and Pear and Strawberry and Banana. There were other flavours available but these were the ones that appealed to me the ...  Read the complete review

~Alpro~ I don't know about soya being healthier for you like some people claim, but I have no choice but to eat soya milk or eat nothing. I'm allergic to dairy, always have been. When I was young there was almost nothing for us allergy ridden folk, the had soya yoghurts, but they tasted really bad. Really horrid, meaning I simply never had yoghurt. Then some years back I saw these - Alpro Soya yoghurt. ~What is it?~ It is a dairy alternative to yoghurt, instead of being made from cows milk it is made from hulled soya beans and it comes in a variety of flavours, -strawberry, -strawberry and banana (harder to find), -peach and ...  Read the complete review

These yogurts now come in a four pack with the peach and pear flavour (you get two of each) plus the packaging and name have changed too, they're now called 'Alpro Soya Yogurt Smooth' instead of 'Oy'. They're not really marketed as a children's yogurt anymore but my receipt still said 'Alpro Junior Yofu' (I'm not sure what the 'Yofu' bit means!). They cost £1.59 for four 125g yogurts and I bought mine in Sainsbury's although many supermarkets stock them these days as well as some health food shops. They currently come with Alpro Treat codes which you can redeem online for various things from cereal bowls to yoga mats! (You have to save up but ...  Read the complete review

My grandson has had a dairy intolerance he has at 3 years old grown out of it but I still keep a few Alpro Soya yoghurts in the fridge ready for him. It was difficult to find easy deserts apart from fruit (he eats so many bananas I think he is beginning to look like one). When I found these yoghurts I was delighted. They come in several flavours but I am going to describe the banana and the strawberry one here. I usually buy my Alpro Soya yoghurt at Tesco. They are packed in a cardboard box of 4. The pack gives all the nutritional details; the price if I can remember correctly is about £1.42 for the pack of four pots These pots weigh 125 ...  Read the complete review